The oh moment?

Hey all. Me again, moanin again.

I think I've realised the main thing I found so disappointin with DH.
You know the ohhhhhhhhhhh moment in HP when suddenly everything clicks into place and you're like - yeah, that is so clever. For example:

PS/SS- When you realise it is Quirrellmort not Snape
COS- When you realise it is the influence of the diary on Ginny
POA- When you realise Sirius is the good guy and Wormtail is the traitor
GOF- When Harry gets sent to the graveyard and LV gets his own body back
OOTP- When you realise LV set Harry up to get him to the ministry. When Dumbledore explains everythin
HBP- When Dumbledore explains the horcruxes.

Well with DH, that moment never came for me. It was just like, yeah but that was obvious. There was no real shocks or surprises. The only surprise I got was that Harry wasn't really dead, and that wasn't ohhhhhhhh. It was more like Huh? What, Ok then if you say so.
Sorry to be a Myrtle. Just wondered if anyone else felt that way?

Yep.
The more I think about it, the more lame it gets.

When she told why Snape killed Dumbledore was, for me an Oh moment.

That's been the most popular theory for two years.
Not much of a surprise.

In all my reading of theories and predictions I never ran across that one.

When Harry was confronting V I had no idea what he knew - Harry met him and before everyone (including us) he told V the ownership of the wands - when in the heck did he figure that out!? cuz it was tricky! that was an OH moment for me...

You haven't been around here that long.
I've always hated that theory.
Glorifying suicide in a children's book is irresponsible and unacceptable.
After the brilliance of the first six books,
how could she do that? And then do it again with Harry?

i seriously don't think the moment really poped out for me either.

I had the suspicion that Snape loved someone. I though he loved Narcissa Malfoy because he swore to protect her son for her in the sixth book. When I learned he loved Lily, I had an "oh" moment. It wasn't very strong though.

Glad it wasn't just me.
I just thought it was so obvious that Snape was a 'good guy'.
I was just waitin and waitin for somethin I didn't already know to come up and it never came. I think anyone who's been on Mugglenet or whatever, has seen everythin that came up in the book. And to be honest, I've read better theories on fan sites than what was in the book. That's never happened before with HP. Well not for me anyway. I've always been so surprised and impressed.
Psyduck- same with me, more I think about it, the more disappointed I feel!