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July 17th, 2007

smeddley: (Bacon?)
Tuesday, July 17th, 2007 08:08 am
Harry Potter and the Sopranos
Harry and Ron are sitting in the Great Hall eating Bertie's Every Flavor Beans, Hermione is trying to park the flying car but is being battered by the Whomping Willow, and strange cloaked figures are drifting through the halls of Hogwarts. The Fat Lady (portrait) is singing Journey's Don't Stop Believing as Hermione finally gets around the willow and sets the car down. You see her passing one of the cloaked figures in the hall (she gives it a suspicious look) and just as she's about to open the door to the Great Hall, - [end of book]

Harry Potter and the Stargate
The last chapter involves Harry, Ron, and Hermione being trapped in a time-bubble for 50 years, which Hermione finally finds a way out of – unfortunately, all of the incredible things they’ve learned about themselves and each other are lost when they travel back through time. But, they get on with their lives and head back off to class to start another adventure in Potions and – [end of book]

Harry Potter and the M*A*S*H
Harry, Hermione, and Ron are hiding in the forest from Voldemort and his supporters. Suddenly, as the Death-Eater approach, Crookshanks begins to meow. Hermione, knowing if they are caught they will be killed, smoothers Croockshanks. Ron has a nervous breakdown, and is locked up in Madame Pomfrey’s ward for quite some time. When he gets out, he thinks Harry and Hermione have left without saying goodbye, but they haven’t. They all join each other for one last hurrah in the Great Hall, and then head out and go their separate ways - [end of book]

Bonus points if you can name each of the shows these came from, and I've even given you a really easy first one! Or, add you own famous finales with a twist!
smeddley: (Woman at the window)
Tuesday, July 17th, 2007 10:38 am
Because I am BOREDBOREDBOREDBOREDBORED memes from [livejournal.com profile] cazrolime

The Questions Meme!

1. Leave me a comment saying anything random, like your favourite lyric to your current favourite song. Or your favourite kind of sandwich
2. I respond by asking you five personal questions so I can get to know you better
3. Either reply in the comments or post the answers in your own journal with a link here so I don't miss your answers
4. Post these instructions in your own journal and get to know your flist better

The... Other Meme!

Post an ANONYMOUS comment with the following:
1. One secret.
2. One compliment.
3. One non-compliment.
4. One love note, but it does not have to be for me.
5. Lyrics to a song.
6. How old you are.
7. How long we've been friends.
8. And a hint to who you are.
9. After you do it for me, put it in your LJ and see who does it for you.
smeddley: (Easily distracted)
Tuesday, July 17th, 2007 08:32 pm
Oh, how I am turning against the movies more and more! Now I've gotten to the point where there is SO MUCH MORE going on in the book. The writing is definitely improving, as well. I swear, these books suck you in faster than just about anything.

So now I'm transitioning into the darker part of the story, but this book also start to show Harry's emo side. Half-way through this book he starts to annoy me. My god, does he ever think of anyone but himself? And, seriously, he won because everyone helped him. Even I'm thinking 'what's the big deal about Harry Potter?' in this one.

I still like the story, just not the main character. This book is where my dreams of him dying first started. The next book... it just gets worse (I'm about 100 pages in, and I want to bitch-slap the boy). Is it normal to hate the 'hero' of a book? Still much love to many of the other characters, though (uh, mostly Hedwig and Pigwidgeon, the only two who've never annoyed me...). Poor Cedric. *sniff*

As for the scans... if I finish book six early on Friday (or sooner) can I stop myself? I'd like to think so. I want to relish the last book, and that doesn't include squinting at my computer screen. No, it involves sitting in bed with fluffy pillow and a mocha cappuccino (hot chocolate + loads of caffeine for the win!).

I really want them to be fake - not because I don't like the story (because I don't know, I haven't read it, though the end is ick) - but because everyone is saying there's no way they are. And... yeah, I'm totally one of those people. I love to champion the improbable.

But, I've been thinking on Occam's Razor (partly because it's a central theme in the book I'm listening to on tape, a book called Straight Man - very odd, I'll tell you about it later). Which is the simplest explanation - that a great deal of security failed and a crappy person happened to be on the receiving end and took advantage of it, or that someone is playing an elaborate hoax? I don't know. In some ways, the second seems far easier. And certainly less risky. Also, dude (or dudette) needs to learn to take better pics - according to the file info that was a decent camera, no reason for them to suck so much.

Sorry, non-HP peeps. Only 4 more days and it'll be the last you hear of it. Seriously.