You knew this was coming. Who will die in the next Harry Potter book

[cignus_pfaccari]

If you're over the age of 13 and you care, you scare me.

Hie thee over to MuggleNet, and prepare to have your sanity warped.

Brad

 

[Mark Chance]

Has anyone already suggested this answer?: Everyone! Please, by all that is right and good, let it be everyone!

 

[Elf Witch]

If you're over the age of 13 and you care, you scare me.

I find it kind of sad when people have this kind of attitude about a book. Sure it is marketed for kids but it still is a great read. I think it is wonderful when an author can manage to relate to all age groups with her story.

I have not been 13 in years but I love the novels and the characters and yes I care what happens to them. The same way I do when I care about characters written in an adult novel.

I love fantasy novels and over the years I have founds some treasures in the childrens and young adult sections of the bookstore and library.

 

[ASH]

If you're over the age of 13 and you care, you scare me.

If you are not interested in the books then why are you in this thread? :\ And why do you feel the need to type things that are not productive...? Retorical questions only.


Back to the subject...
I dont think it will be Hagrid that dies, too obvious it seems with the title of the book. As to whom I dont know, I would like to see one of Ron's parents die, or a family member of his. We have yet to see any real darkness or hate from Ron and a death in the family is exactly what he needs. I could also see Dumbledoor dieing, thus leaving Harry feeling even more alone. I dont know, we will just have to see. Ron and Hermione are going to become a couple. Harry's lady will be Ginny.

Does anyone have a clue when the next book is supposed to be out?

 

[Super Girl]

I doubt Harry will get with Ginny, she has moved on, I'm betting on Luna.

 

[Piratecat]

I'm putting my money on

Spoiler

Dumbledore

. Frankly, I expected him to die last book, and was surprised when he didn't.

Mystery Man, Mark Chance, and anyone else who's not a Harry Potter fan - please don't threadcrap. If you don't like the series, go find a different thread without posting in this one. That's just simply good manners.

 

[LightPhoenix]

Mystery Man, Mark Chance, and anyone else who's not a Harry Potter fan - please don't threadcrap. If you don't like the series, go find a different thread without posting in this one. That's just simply good manners.

I just want to say that "threadcrap" is without a doubt the best internet term I've heard in a long while.

I have to agree with PC as well, from a literary standpoint. It just makes too much sense to take Dumbledore out of the picture. Which might be the reason why she hasn't.

Aside from that, I'd guess (hope) Dobbie. Then the other house elves get incensed and go on a rampage.

Really though, I don't have a clue. I'd point out though that with the last book, Rowling only said someone would die, she didn't say it would be a major character, to my recollection.

 

[Olgar Shiverstone]

Here's one I don't think anyone's mentioned -- which would achieve the goal of misery in the Weasly family -- how about Percy Weasly? Who'd miss that git?

It'll probably be a member of the DA or Order, though -- any money on Mad-eye Moody or Cho Chang?

 

[Piratecat]

Aside from that, I'd guess (hope) Dobbie. Then the other house elves get incensed and go on a rampage.

Gollum, MTV Awards:

Slinker: "Dobby's my friend."

Stinker: "Dobby? Dobby's a BEEPing BEEP!"

 

[Olgar Shiverstone]

Gollum, MTV Awards:

Slinker: "Dobby's my friend."

Stinker: "Dobby? Dobby's a BEEPing BEEP!"

Heh. That was great -- wish they'd put it in the RotK extended DVD as an easter egg, instead of the Elijah Wood interview they included.