Subject: Hogwarts: Albus Potter Adventures?
Posted by: anabanana2015
Date: Jul 27 09
Do you think it would be a good or cool idea for J.K. Rowling to make Hogwarts stories about Harry and Ginny's children? And include Ron and Hermoine's kids in it, and why not add in Draco and Pansy's kid?
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I think so. I think it would be really cool!
Posted by: anabanana2015
Date: Jul 27 09
Do you think it would be a good or cool idea for J.K. Rowling to make Hogwarts stories about Harry and Ginny's children? And include Ron and Hermoine's kids in it, and why not add in Draco and Pansy's kid?
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I think so. I think it would be really cool!
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belinda822
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yeah, that would be cool. but you know you can wright your own and post them on Muggle net interactive? Reply #1. Jul 27 09, 10:35 AM |
slytherinwitch 
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For one, Draco and Pansy never married or had children. Reply #2. Jul 27 09, 10:40 AM |
anabanana2015
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Are you sure? I'm going to go check in the last book. It's sitting in my room 5 feet away. Be right back. Reply #3. Jul 27 09, 11:07 AM |
| slytherinwitch
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Save yourself the trouble. Draco married, but the *book* didn't say to whom. It's in the post-book interviews that it was revealed Draco married Astoria Greengrass. Who? Yes, that's right. A major cahracter married and had a family with a character who never once appears in the book or is even mentioned in the book (though one might assume she is the sister to Daphne Greengrass). Of course, since none of this is written anywhere in the actual books, one *could* ignore it at will. Denial=the best friend of a fandom. It worked for Star Trek and Star Wars. The Potter fandom is quite splintered now, as well. Reply #4. Jul 27 09, 1:44 PM |
jolana
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Yes, according to Rowling Draco married an Astoria Greengrass and had two sons: Scorpius and Hyperion. http://www.jkrowling.com/en/index.cfm Reply #5. Jul 27 09, 2:06 PM |
| anabanana2015
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Thanks. My mistake. I finished the book long ago, aka last year. Reply #6. Jul 27 09, 3:02 PM |
Eebs
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I actually wouldn't want JK Rowling to do this. I know the writing would be fantastic but I'd rather leave it up to the imagination. It's very tempting but I like things where she left them. -Elizabeth Reply #7. Jul 28 09, 2:59 PM |
123laura123
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Yeah! Or maybe one about the Marauders... You know, James Potter... Reply #8. Feb 26 10, 12:05 PM |
Jazmee27
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I would like to read a book about the offspring-that would be neat! Reply #9. Sep 24 10, 7:56 PM |
Minimegha
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That would be awesome!!! I really want J.K. Rowling to write more!!! Reply #10. Jul 27 11, 10:14 AM |
blindcat78
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Yes, so we can see how well they do in the school & them trying to follow in their parents footsteps. Reply #11. Jul 31 11, 9:55 AM |
Daaanieeel
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I do't think do, but maybe books on James and Lily's time at hogwarts. Still, I think she should leave it as it is. Reply #12. Aug 05 11, 4:07 AM |
dixiegirl3118
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It wouldn't be Harry Potter if it was about the next generation. I hate to see things end, so she could write about Harry and Ron and their new job as aurors. Reply #13. Dec 07 11, 8:46 PM |
| aast
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and that can include their families and stuff Reply #14. Dec 09 11, 8:11 AM |
highfells
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Much as we might want the Harry Potter adventures to continue, perhaps we should remember that all good things come to an end. A wise author will quit while she is ahead, thus ensuring that "spin off" books about the descendants of Potter's generation are not subjected to the inevitable criticism of many sequels: "It wasn't as good as the Harry Potter books." Reply #15. Mar 07 12, 12:13 PM |
ginnyw6
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yeah and lilly luna's let's do it right now Reply #16. Apr 20 12, 3:32 PM |
davaltd
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It would be very cool. But what problems would they have since Voldemorts gone Reply #17. Dec 27 12, 11:41 AM |
| croatoan
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As a big fan, I have to say I'd rather leave the next generation (as well as the previous!) left alone. The speculation of what would (or did) happen will keep the dedicated fans in a state of post-Potter depression just as happy, if not more, than any actual new books. Tons of readers would be sad to see their pet theories destroyed and there would of course always be comparisons to the original series. Leave the kiddos to the fanfiction writers, yeah? Reply #18. Jan 03 13, 11:51 AM |
zippolover
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I would prefer the gaps filling in about the main characters. Nineteen years worth! Reply #19. Nov 03 13, 12:20 PM |
kevalex34
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They should have a pre-series. There's like 50 years worth of crazy stuff that happened to Dumbldore, Hagrid, all the characters parents, the possibilities are endless. Reply #20. Feb 28 14, 9:03 PM |
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