Are you satisfied?

or... a Hogwarts Quidditch Coach!

Oh yes, clearly HP is at least a volunteer community quidditch coach. With his and GWP's genes their kids are likely to be outstanding quidditch players.

I can so see that! Harry teaching others to play quidditch! That would explain money, fame, etc. without others dwelling on his Voldemort connection!

Excellent thought!

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I didn´t know exactly. All my thoughts are confirmed...
but the end...this " thirteen years later"...its so idealtistic o.O

I was very satisfied with the book. However, I do have many of the same quibbles that have been previously mentioned. Most of them just relate to wanting to know more about my favorite characters - Luna, Neville, George, Prof. McG, etc.

I will say that with all of the warnings by JKR I had a lot of fears of what would happen in the book. This could be another thread, but I can't start them at this point.

Anyway, though I had a little bit of worry that HP wouldn't make it I figured he would. I was really much more concerned that Hagrid or Ron would bite the dust. I liked Tonk and Lupin, but I really didn't have as much emotion about their deaths. Dobby, of course was a great loss. But as I say, I was most afraid of a very painful (and for me tearfilled) death scene with Hagrid.

i dont think that i am satisfied. i want to read another adeventure of harry ron and hermiones. it would be kool if Jk wrote a book about how they lived after the 7th book. or even if she wrote a series on Teddy Lupin. somehow i think that it would be a pretty good thing to read

Give me a discription of satisfaction...