Honestly, for the most part I really couldn't recognize anyone in this book, even Harry, who I had hopes for. Same with so many other characters.
Tonks, with her powers, position in the Ministry and Auror-training, could have been one of the key figures in the battling - except she had to get preggers and apparently turn into a bundle of defenseless hormones. Ugh. Between the past two books and the interviews following them, Rowling has given me a window to her brain and it is a terrifying, terrifying place.
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Date: 2008-01-19 04:35 am (UTC)Tonks, with her powers, position in the Ministry and Auror-training, could have been one of the key figures in the battling - except she had to get preggers and apparently turn into a bundle of defenseless hormones. Ugh. Between the past two books and the interviews following them, Rowling has given me a window to her brain and it is a terrifying, terrifying place.