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For those interested, there is also a whole Harry Potter RPG simulation on SecondLife.... Highest form of fanfiction I'd say

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Originally posted by Vazza
Start watching the usual haunts: fanfiction.net, deviantART.com....

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harrypotterfanfiction.com

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Originally posted by CookieRevised
For those interested, there is also a whole Harry Potter RPG simulation on SecondLife.... Highest form of fanfiction I'd say

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Too bad it costs money!
Edit: wow, didn't know that, cookie... I'd consider the biggest for of fanfiction those that write this awesome 800 pages long fanfiction stories
* Voldemort considers joining secondLife

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Originally posted by Voldemort
Too bad it costs money!

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SecondLife is free... at least if you stick to the standard avatars and cloths and public available tools and all. You don't need to spend any penny if you don't want to. But for more specific things it would indeed cost some small pocket change money. But still a lot cheaper than other (online) games. That is, if you whish you could spend thousands of dollars (and earn millions) too of course. But basically, you can join and 'play' for free.
In fact, by doing nothing (that is: going to special places and sit there, or just 'dance' in disco Alohas for example) you can even earn money (Linden dollars) which you then can spend on cloths or whatever or even exchange back to real dollars.
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Watching everyones reactions to spoilers was way better than the book .

it was ok but all the booke b4 it had been written better and had a different feel.
also thought they shouldn't have destroyed so many hourcluxes in one book

but they should have done one in each book or so, just because i the ending was rather forced like, oh crap it's the last book and i have all these looses ends

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Originally posted by xen0h
but they should have done one in each book or so, just because i the ending was rather forced like, oh crap it's the last book and i have all these looses ends

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But the whole "beauty" of the books is that Dumbledore did not want to tell Harry about the Horcrux's until he felt the time was right... And he kept putting it off. An 11 year old Harry understanding and destroying Horcrux's? The whole thing with the book was that it built up, and things were discovered more easily near the end of the book, as their minds got more mature and they understood Voldemort better. I don't think the ending was forced, I think that as a character, Harry was realising, it's now or never, I've got to do this as fast as possible.

hary could have destroyed them unknowlingly like the diary or Dumbledore could have axed one in the 3rd and  4th one
i still liked reading it just a little less than the others

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Originally posted by xen0h
hary could have destroyed them unknowlingly like the diary or Dumbledore could have axed one in the 3rd and  5th one
i still liked reading it just a little less than the others

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He couldn't have destroyed them unknowingly, as he was hardly going to go to Dumbledore "oh, let me carry Gryffindor's sword around with me so I can stab random things".