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silversolitaireThe Secret of Harry Potter Six and Seven Revealed?
A British tabloid claims to have uncovered the titles of the final two Harry Potter novels. The Sun newspaper claim the sixth and seventh installments of J.K. Rowling's wizard adventures will be called Harry Potter And The Mudblood Revolt and Harry Potter And The Quest Of The Centaur - after discovering the titles had been registered as trademarks with the UK Patent Office. They were mysteriously registered in July by a company called Seabottom Productions, who themselves were formed just days before and who share a London address with the British lawyers of Harry Potter film studios Warner Brothers. Sources close to reclusive Rowling have refused to confirm the rumors - but fans of the global literary sensation are already beginning to speculate if the titles are true, or just an elaborate decoy.
Okay yeah, let's join in with the speculations! Personally, I have my troubles with these titles. I don't think the next book would be called that o.o. Why should Mudbloods revolt all of a sudden. There hasn't been any hints towards that yet. And I also find it hard to believe that the final installment should have something to do with a Centaur in the title. It just seems so... unspectacular. But maybe that's just me. *shrugs*
A British tabloid claims to have uncovered the titles of the final two Harry Potter novels. The Sun newspaper claim the sixth and seventh installments of J.K. Rowling's wizard adventures will be called Harry Potter And The Mudblood Revolt and Harry Potter And The Quest Of The Centaur - after discovering the titles had been registered as trademarks with the UK Patent Office. They were mysteriously registered in July by a company called Seabottom Productions, who themselves were formed just days before and who share a London address with the British lawyers of Harry Potter film studios Warner Brothers. Sources close to reclusive Rowling have refused to confirm the rumors - but fans of the global literary sensation are already beginning to speculate if the titles are true, or just an elaborate decoy.
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Okay yeah, let's join in with the speculations! Personally, I have my troubles with these titles. I don't think the next book would be called that o.o. Why should Mudbloods revolt all of a sudden. There hasn't been any hints towards that yet. And I also find it hard to believe that the final installment should have something to do with a Centaur in the title. It just seems so... unspectacular. But maybe that's just me. *shrugs*
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Date: 2003-09-04 04:41 am (UTC)LJ ate my comment for the second time! This is my third attempt!!!!
GRRRR!
*retypes* (angrily)
You are probably right though of course I want to believe better of JKR. Look at squibs - Filch is evil but Figg is nice and helps the Order.
Of course the titles ate just a decoy. But it would be interesting. I can see Hermione with her passion and ideals getting involved in such a group. She becomes one of the leaders. At first she believes that it can do good but eventually she starts to see from inside the organization how people begin to abandon their morals. Disillusioned, she at first tries to patch things up, because she still believes in the organization. Eventually people start getting hurt and she's torn. What will she do?
Squee! You must be so happy going away! And seeing Fleur! That means you'll be back on *counts* Tuesday? My training for my job starts on Monday so I can tell you about that then. I baked bread last night, and I think I'll have my first taste now. I'm so hungry. I got a very flattering fb on Lost so I'm very pleased. *hugs* I hope you have a great time!