Harry Potter

Oh. My. God.

Thanks to that picture, memories from my past just came flooding in like the atlantic ocean. Well, not really.  I've been reading Harry Potter since I was ten. I know, it's a late age to start with but I didn't really like Harry Potter before that because every time I came across the movie, it would probably be the darkest scenes in the movie I'd come across to. So, I had the impression that the movie was probably dull and boring. But boy, was I wrong. That day when I was ten at my aunt's house, my whole family was watching Harry Potter and they told me to join them, I was like "are you kidding me?" I hated that movie. But starting that moment, that moment I started watching it. It became a part of me. I started reading all the books, started watching the movies, started collecting the merchandises. Everything seemed magical to me. How I wish I'd be part of the story, you know, all magical and stuff. Meeting and getting to know real things. And the stories are just so inspirational. Sometimes I'd just relate them to life and start to daydream about me actually being in the magical world, whether it'd be at hogwarts or diagon alley. The real life, it's just so boring, no quidditch, no wand-waving, no potion-brewing, no moving pictures. Everything's just so... plain. And their friendship is just so meaningful, Harry, Ron and Hermione. I wish I'd found friends like them, even through fights, they'd still stand up for each other but I love my friends the way they are. Perfect. And Hogwarts is amazing. The dorms. You know, I started going to a boarding school this year and I expected it would be like the one I see in the movie. All huge, luxurious, enchanting and stuff but what I got was like pfffftt. I'm not saying it's not huge or it's not luxurious or enchanting but it's just not hogwarts. Yeah, you might think I'm being childish or whatever but I really loved Hogwarts and wished it was real. You know what it feels like when you really like something and you wanted it to be a part of you or you being a part of it, well that's exactly how I felt. And the cast, the books and the movies are just amazing and inspirational. It was quite sad once Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows Part 2 was released. I felt like I didn't know what I'd do with my life next, It felt like my childhood was finally over. It felt like I've lost everything I've wanted and I've been waiting my life for. I felt emptiness in me the moment I've finished watching the last movie. I cried because Fred died, because Lupin and Tonks died, because of it ending. It was the closure of my childhood. Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows Part 2 was the closure of my childhood. Oh and I bought The Tales of Beedle The Bard book and it was really nice.

my favourite quote from Dumbledore

          

xx Hasya.