laundry and Dresden
8 June 2007 11:00![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
juldeaI finished Proven Guilty last night while doing laundry. I got it from ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
jmspencer the night before at D&D. Yes, I like the books. ;)
(In unrelated news, but some people on my friends list might find it shocking, I threw away two pairs of underwear yesterday. Yes, voluntarily. I don't know what came over me.)
Proven Guilty ended in a way that screamed "second of the trilogy" to me. It just had very much an Empire-Strikes-Two-Towers-of-the-Black-Pearl vibe to me, what with Harry and Ebenezer going, "Well, shit. This is big."
The last scene with Molly... I guess I'll just go ahead and say, "omg." Perhaps it resonated with me due to my confused hero-desire/worship-ing at that same age (coughMathiscough), but I was right there with her. Heartstrings, man, heartstrings. The ice water move was fantastic, however. :)
There are little drops of information I am suspicious about, but I just may be paranoid. When Harry calls the traitor(s) the "Black Council," Ebenezer seems a little too affected by that (asking Harry, "Why did you choose that name?") There was something else earlier that bothered me similarly, but I don't remember it right now.
I shall now use my weekend at Relaxicon to devour White Night, wherein I have been informed I will find out what Thomas is up to (my guess: phone sex operator), learn more about Mouse, and afterwards will cry because there are no more books available for another while yet. Pooh.
jmspencer the night before at D&D. Yes, I like the books. ;)(In unrelated news, but some people on my friends list might find it shocking, I threw away two pairs of underwear yesterday. Yes, voluntarily. I don't know what came over me.)
Proven Guilty ended in a way that screamed "second of the trilogy" to me. It just had very much an Empire-Strikes-Two-Towers-of-the-Black-Pearl vibe to me, what with Harry and Ebenezer going, "Well, shit. This is big."
The last scene with Molly... I guess I'll just go ahead and say, "omg." Perhaps it resonated with me due to my confused hero-desire/worship-ing at that same age (coughMathiscough), but I was right there with her. Heartstrings, man, heartstrings. The ice water move was fantastic, however. :)
There are little drops of information I am suspicious about, but I just may be paranoid. When Harry calls the traitor(s) the "Black Council," Ebenezer seems a little too affected by that (asking Harry, "Why did you choose that name?") There was something else earlier that bothered me similarly, but I don't remember it right now.
I shall now use my weekend at Relaxicon to devour White Night, wherein I have been informed I will find out what Thomas is up to (my guess: phone sex operator), learn more about Mouse, and afterwards will cry because there are no more books available for another while yet. Pooh.