Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

**General Naga** · 05/12/2007

Well it was after all a childrens story. So the ending was equally childish.

**Mr Zephy** · 05/12/2007

Children's books don't have to be childish. And it's sad for one of the more innovative writers (at the time of writing the first one) to fall back on such a cliche.

**General Naga** · 05/12/2007

Which cliche were you thinking of?

**Mr Zephy** · 05/12/2007

The "Show the main character's kids doing something" cliche? I've come across it quite a few times.

**General Naga** · 05/12/2007

Thats not cliche! - its interesting, we would have complained about her not showing us what they were like. For a start we would have been debating frantically if Harry's son/daughter would be ginger or not!

**Mr Zephy** · 05/12/2007

I'd rather leave that to the more rabid fans...* :-X

**General Naga** · 05/12/2007

I have not got rabies!

**EarthScorpion** · 05/12/2007

Originally Posted by General Naga

I have not got Rabies!

Yes.* That's sort of the problem.* After all, the enzyme which breaks down rabies (RAY-bees) would, under the naming convention, be called rabease (RAY-be-ays).

Somebody load the shotgun.* We've got a mad dog to put down.

**Nadanova** · 06/12/2007

Talking of mad dogs and going so severly off topic on a whackingly great tangent... Has anyone played Resident Evil 0 and the Resident Evil remake on Gamecube? I bought them on saturday and they are fairly dammed awesome ^^