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𓀐 @gF*3Rt?N: How good are the later Harry Potter books really? In terms of prose and worldbuilding. I know that the early books are comfy and whimsical children's books (or supposedly so, I have never read them) but what about the ones that are aimed at the older reader as they grew?

Can someone post an example of where the system crumbles?

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𓀐 @djH8iqWj: One that pops to mind is how they spend a huge chunk of the last book looking for ways to destroy the mcguffins with the magic sword and the monster poison cited as the only way to do so, only to find out that there is actually a fire spell that does just that easily and a low level malfoy goon is the one to cast it of all people and apparently hermione knew it. Why the fuck didn't you use it earlier with the other items you bitch?+

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𓀐 @8phMfh+H: The explanation for why Harry survived the killing curse is total bullshit. Why had this never happened in Voldemort's history of killing people? Are you really telling me that no one before Lily ever loved or sacrificed themselves for someone before?+

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