 Re: Opinion: The life and death of the Harry Potter saga
I agree, in the sense that for the fans who have followed the series, Deathly Hallows is the end. This era of our lives has come to a close, and though we may revisit it as we look at old pictures, and remember times past, the story is done. We may even see it in new ways, realize things we had missed in hindsight- but we have passed beyond it.
In no way, however, is the Harry Potter saga dead. Its' effects are all around us, it has inevitably become a part of modern culture, and as we ourselves pick up Tolkein or Lewis long after their times, so new generations will discover the wonder of the Harry Potter books.
And they won't even have to wait for the ending. |