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DH (heh, it does look suggestive)
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pitchblackrose! I hope you'll have a wonderful Christmas and will get the perfect job (as in, little work, lots of money, and free internet surfing time)!
Right, so the "Deathly Hallows", even now that the relentless fandomers have unveiled its meaning to most likely be a slightly more poetic version of "Harry Potter and the Horcruxes," I'm still not all that hot about the title. Mostly because, well, duh, we kinda got that the last book will be about the horcruxes. Also, because a poetic title stands out like a sore thumb from the rest of the series. Unless there is actually going to be something called the deathly hallows in the book, I suppose.
The good thing about the title is, however, that from now on instead of typing "book 7" everyone can just use DH for short. And DH is a pretty cool one as far as abbreviations go ;-)
pitchblackrose! I hope you'll have a wonderful Christmas and will get the perfect job (as in, little work, lots of money, and free internet surfing time)!Right, so the "Deathly Hallows", even now that the relentless fandomers have unveiled its meaning to most likely be a slightly more poetic version of "Harry Potter and the Horcruxes," I'm still not all that hot about the title. Mostly because, well, duh, we kinda got that the last book will be about the horcruxes. Also, because a poetic title stands out like a sore thumb from the rest of the series. Unless there is actually going to be something called the deathly hallows in the book, I suppose.
The good thing about the title is, however, that from now on instead of typing "book 7" everyone can just use DH for short. And DH is a pretty cool one as far as abbreviations go ;-)