False alarm.

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It turns out Amazon was just striking terror in my heart covering their bases. I got the book on time and should not have believed random emails about "we might be late." *panics again*

Have read Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. Loved it. Though if I knew someone about to read the HP series right now, I'd tell them to wait until the next book is out because, while this is not quite a cliff-hanger, it's so close to one as to leave you a little hungry.

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when i first finished, i felt betrayed. i felt betrayed and horrified for two whole days, wanting to delete absolutely everything on my computer that had anything to do with snape.. but i didn't, because i figured i'd probably later regret it...
after reading garlandgraves's thing, i don't feel betrayed.. and that's so much better for my disposition... i'm not 100% sold on the theory, but it makes the most sense. i KNEW something wasn't quite right when snape was so adamant about not being called a Coward...
but still, harry will never know or if he did find out, he'd never believe it. it's the end of his trust for snape (what little he had due to dumbledore).. and that makes me really really sad... rowling loves the tragedy...but then so do i...
yeah..
and i so thought Horcruxes were like... bugs or something, after only reading the word itself... hahaha..