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I got teary-eyed from what I read today. It wasn't even at the sad part; it was during the reading of the letters and the giving of an apology... In the same places as where Harry was beginning to feel like crying.
While reading the ostensibly sad part last Friday, I felt at first dread, then dismay, then uncertainty. I'm still uncertain. Because in movies and such, they almost always come back.
I'm still uncertain about the defense professor, too.
Dang, what a good book.
A month or 2 or 3 ago, I realized that even though the book is nearly 2000 pages long and it seemed like it would last me forever, I had reached over half-way through. Which meant that someday it would really come to an end. :(
While reading the ostensibly sad part last Friday, I felt at first dread, then dismay, then uncertainty. I'm still uncertain. Because in movies and such, they almost always come back.
I'm still uncertain about the defense professor, too.
Dang, what a good book.
A month or 2 or 3 ago, I realized that even though the book is nearly 2000 pages long and it seemed like it would last me forever, I had reached over half-way through. Which meant that someday it would really come to an end. :(