Yet again, another Harry Potter true or false survey?

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Yet again, another Harry Potter true or false survey?
Please answer true or false of the following...

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Bellatrix would of made a great mother if she had any kidsbrFALSE Although Im not sure she would be bad intentionally, if she had children with Rudolphus even, they would be hers, and pureblooded. So I doubt shed actually torture them with the cruciatus, or do any other sort of demented thing we normally associate with Bellatrix. She would probably try to raise them, to have her views on the world so already that would be a failed job right there. Also theres a possibility she might neglect them.brbrYou felt nervous for Harry and anyone else whenever Voldemort Showed upbrTRUE After all, if you take their respective skills into account ONLY, Harry would really last seconds. Lets face it Voldemort did more to destroy himself then Harry. PbrbrGoblet of fire scared you a bitbrFALSE! Its my favorite book, and the primary reason is BECAUSE, of the graveyard chapters. Thats the turning point where the series starts to get darker and as a consequence more interesting! The suspense of those chapters was amazing, its probably my favorite part in the series. It also one of the times when I liked Harry the most, since he had made the decision to no die while running away. It was almost funny since it was the first time, then it gets old on his part that he choose to, retaliate with the disarming charm, which is such a basic, spell you learn in your second year, to go up against one of the most powerful of wizards in the world.brbrWhen you read the part about snape killing Dumbledore you became speechless and shockedbrFALSE I knew to expect something like this, since the second chapter of HPB, when Snape made the unbreakable bow to Narcissa.brbrGinny Weasley is a BratbrFALSE Not really, I cant imagine anyone with six brothers, growing up spoiled. P She seems to have a bit of a temper sometimes though, shes a lot like her mother I think.brbrHarry is a bit too full of himselfbrTRUE!!! The fact that he always wants, to leave his friends in the dark, about what his plans are, is a form of arrogance. He thinks he can handle weight of the world on his own. Yet he wold be dead if not for his freinds, on countless occasions, and still it take nothing less then Hermione breaking down into tears, while recounting what she had to do to her parents to keep them safe, to get him to expect her and Rons help in his hunt for Horcruxes.brbrFudge was a better minister than ScrimgeourbrFALSE amp TRUE Hes a better peace time minister.brbrYou pity WormtailbrFALSE I like his character only a little better then Umbridges but that really isnt saying much is it? P

Yet again, another Harry Potter true or false survey?

Question

Yet again, another Harry Potter true or false survey?
Please answer true or false of the following...

Answer

Bellatrix would of made a great mother if she had any kidsbrFALSE Although Im not sure she would be bad intentionally, if she had children with Rudolphus even, they would be hers, and pureblooded. So I doubt shed actually torture them with the cruciatus, or do any other sort of demented thing we normally associate with Bellatrix. She would probably try to raise them, to have her views on the world so already that would be a failed job right there. Also theres a possibility she might neglect them.brbrYou felt nervous for Harry and anyone else whenever Voldemort Showed upbrTRUE After all, if you take their respective skills into account ONLY, Harry would really last seconds. Lets face it Voldemort did more to destroy himself then Harry. PbrbrGoblet of fire scared you a bitbrFALSE! Its my favorite book, and the primary reason is BECAUSE, of the graveyard chapters. Thats the turning point where the series starts to get darker and as a consequence more interesting! The suspense of those chapters was amazing, its probably my favorite part in the series. It also one of the times when I liked Harry the most, since he had made the decision to no die while running away. It was almost funny since it was the first time, then it gets old on his part that he choose to, retaliate with the disarming charm, which is such a basic, spell you learn in your second year, to go up against one of the most powerful of wizards in the world.brbrWhen you read the part about snape killing Dumbledore you became speechless and shockedbrFALSE I knew to expect something like this, since the second chapter of HPB, when Snape made the unbreakable bow to Narcissa.brbrGinny Weasley is a BratbrFALSE Not really, I cant imagine anyone with six brothers, growing up spoiled. P She seems to have a bit of a temper sometimes though, shes a lot like her mother I think.brbrHarry is a bit too full of himselfbrTRUE!!! The fact that he always wants, to leave his friends in the dark, about what his plans are, is a form of arrogance. He thinks he can handle weight of the world on his own. Yet he wold be dead if not for his freinds, on countless occasions, and still it take nothing less then Hermione breaking down into tears, while recounting what she had to do to her parents to keep them safe, to get him to expect her and Rons help in his hunt for Horcruxes.brbrFudge was a better minister than ScrimgeourbrFALSE amp TRUE Hes a better peace time minister.brbrYou pity WormtailbrFALSE I like his character only a little better then Umbridges but that really isnt saying much is it? P

Writersreaders do you prefer happy or tragic endings?

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Writersreaders do you prefer happy or tragic endings?

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It all depends on the tone of the story really. Some books are very bleak and if they were real then they wouldnt end well, so when they do, I feel like Ive been taken for a fool. That being said, When you read a HAPPY book that then ends in tragedy you cant help but think, Well the author only did that to make the reader cry It just comes across as false or trying too hardbrbrSo to answer your question I like an ending thats authentic, Not necessarily predictable, but certainly one that fits the tone of the entire work.brbrI do believe in happy endings. But I think they should be earned by the protagonist. I HATE deus ex Machinas.

quotWere born, we suffer, we die.quot Do you agree?

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quotWere born, we suffer, we die.quot Do you agree?
Do you agree with this quote? Or is there more to life than this?

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NO. What a gloomy perspective. No disrespect intended, but this is a basic concept of Christianitythat the quotlovingquot god who quotcreatedquot us, who made Eve out of Adams rib, then maliciously placed temptation so that the fruit of knowledge was eaten, amp thereafter, humans have been born in sin. Thus, they must suffer in their depravity unless they glorify gods ego, amp only then theyll not be cast into the lake of fire, face the iron rod amp suffer further into internity. PLEASE!brTo live is to thrive. There is both pain amp joy in life, according to our perception. Also, in this belief, is that we learn only through sufferinghogwash. brSomeone asked if you were making this reference from Buddhism. Buddhism does NOT believe anything CLOSE to that quote.