The Guardian digests The Deathly Hollows

[elfs]

I don't have to have read the seventh book to know this is true:

Harry took off his Invisibility Cloak as he entered the Dursleys' house in Privet Drive. He was back where it had all started six books previously. It had seemed much more fun in the beginning. No Muggles queuing up at midnight; no Winnebagos on the film set; just him, Ron and Hermione and a box of magic tricks. Now, he felt a little jaded. Still, he thought, if I can keep it together for another 600 pages, I'll be off the hook. Free to pursue a different acting career.

[Link leads to minor spoilers.]

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[abostick59.livejournal.com]

Bad Elf! You should know that exposing people to even minor Harry Potter spoilers leaves their brains vulnerable to the Voldemort Riddle wetware virus. Why else do you think people are so desperate to shield themselves from spoilage?