I nearly had a heart attack when it came on. I'm seriously think of making it my ringtone.

Careful Pynki, wouldn't want to lose you…especially not before the final installment comes out! That would be TOO funny as a ringtone, but might wind up being a "1%-er". Suprised you don't have a "Potter" themed ringtone already or a Won Won clip.

Don't have a Potter themed ringtone? Pfft My ringtone is the Happy Potter theme, when I get a text it's Ron saying "I'll be a knight."

and this is my cell phone wallpaper.

And just so you never doubt me again. I give you a picture of my computer. /biggrin.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':D' />

The Knights of Walpurgis (or who are more commonly known as 'the Death Eaters')

Just a little info on my favorite group in the Harry Potter universe.

I was reading the link, but think I may have found an error, perhaps Pynki can verify this one way or the other. I thought Bellatrix Lestrange's husband died either in Azkaban or after Voldemort fell the first time. I was always under the impression she was a widow.

**** girl is right! Talk about toxic relationships!!!! How does one know so much about the inner dynamics of these characters? What is this mugglenet.com site? Do they give you all the clues and inside track to characters and their motivations? Is it sanctioned by the author or is it a fan based gossip mill type of thing? I have just started reading the actual books and since I am still on the first one it is all very elementary (my dear Watson). One thing that I do like about reading the books is how simple everything is portrayed and seeing the spelling of all the people's names, places and things. When watching the movies, it is sometimes difficult to understand because of the accent thingy (don't get me wrong, I love, love, love British accents but have trouble sometimes understanding what is said) AND there is so much happening on the screen actionwise that I worry I missed something or at least misconstrued something. My goal is to be through all seven books by the time the final movie hits the big screen! Pynki, how do you know all this? You must be a true Hufflepuff through and through!

One of my many issues I with the movies is that they are very action driven and don't really get to in to the emotional aspect of the story. The grave yard scene in the goblet of fire movie was an epic fail. There were parts in the previous books where i teared up , but it was the graveyard scene in the GoF book that made me really cry for the first time and they completely cut the scene that made me cry even harder with Harry and Mrs Weasley later on.

Mugglenest is a fan run site where people would go to just I guess talk Harry Potter give their theory's and such of the next book theres fanfiction there and fan art transcrips of interviews with JKR just a whole lot of potter.

How do i know so much? IDK really it's… There's just something about Harry Potter that has taken a hold of me. It could have something to do with me being a teenager when the whole thing started and now I'm nearly 30. Actually I think it's has to do with the fact that I feel like I've grown up with Harry Ron and Hermione, and I'v watched them grow up and find themselves on the pages of the books. I've cried with them shared their triumphs and felt their losses alongside them. I cheered them on and wanted to slap them for their stupidity. Some where along the way they stopped being characters in a book and became like friends to me. And like my real friends I find myself wanting to know everything about them and the world they come from. When JKR created their world she had so much detail and back story that she freely gave after the last book and made her characters so layered that she made it easy for me to forget that these are not real people. I could sit for hours and read/watch interviews of hers. I have sat and done that exact thing. JKR is just an amazing woman.

Or it could just be that I've read the books more times than any one person should. ::shrug::

And her characters are so relatable. There's this little argument Ron has with his mother in DH that is pretty much word for word an argument I've had with my own mother a million times when i was his age.

Oh Pynki I love that you have this connection with the characters. It is so sweet that you were able to grow up alongside this fantastic world created by JKR. You are a very lucky lady, in my opinion, and truth be told I am a bit envious that I never connected with something like you have here. Thank you for all of your ideas and thoughts that you share on this forum. It has given me a new appreciation for the written world and the power of reading. We all get lazy now and then when it comes to choosing to commit to a book or take the shortcut of watching the movie. I'm glad I have committed to reading because it is so much richer afterall. When my girls were little, they both loved HP and read all their books, unfortunately I was not into it at all. They always told me that I should read the books someday and here I am finally embarking on the journey, thanks to them and to all of you on here that encouraged that! Pip, pip!!!

Well said Monk!

OH GOD!! My heart… shattered. I just can't.

Pynki, what is this? I can't see it well enough.

Ron Crying!

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