Too much to do!

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There.

A little better. Will not think of anything else but HP2. It's coming *soon*. Just get homework done, get interviews done, and HP2 will be coming.

No wonder young adults are considered schizo. We have all the best to look up to. Professors have this odd ability to make any one of us panic.

*opens the nth bottle of Kemper root beer*

And it starts

On today's Oprah, they had Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, and Rupert Grint on as special guests and the entire show was focused on the second movie. I only caught it by coincidence, but I was nearly hyperventilating when I realized that they were replaying it so I can catch the whole thing.

How was it?

Well. I'm not a particular huge fan of interviews since I prefer to keep the characters the characteres, but they were so adorable! *cooes*

I was very disappointed not to see Tom Felton or Alan Rickman or even Jason Isaacs, but I suppose that's to be expected. The trio are the main stars after all.

Lo and behold; I had not known Daniel Radcliffe was only thirteen years of age. Makes me feel a slightly incestuous, since I have a younger brother that age, and knowing that I've been daydreaming about the boy has decidedly odd tints. But... *cooes again* He's so cute! And Rupert Grint as himself is just... *swoons*

Emma Watson is going to be... *makes hand gestures* She's absolutely beautiful. And since I like her acting best of the trio, I'm sure she'll go on to do other things than Harry Potter. (Though, Salazar forbid!)

I still wish *one* Slytherin was in the interview. Just *one* Slytherin. Or Ravenclaw. Or Hufflepuff. Or even someone other than the three of them!

Pooh, pooh. Anyways, counting down; 16 and a half days until HP2 comes out. The clamour isn't quite as big as the first movie, but I'm sure it'll do just as well. Though of course, demographically speaking, there's a chance of falling figures in terms of money, since the fifth book is out so late.

I was at the bookstore yesterday with a friend, and I found that Spark Notes (from the oh-so-illustrious Harvard) had a Harry Potter and the Sorceror's Stone edition (Notice, Sorceror's Stone)

I flipped through it, found Draco Malfoy, read the entry, and then found the nearest person and started arguing why, oh why, does a Slytherin automatically get deemed evil when he's only eleven years old?

Originally, I was going to purchase it, but after reading that one entry, I felt a sense of real nausea washing up, and I put it away. I'm writing a letter to those people at Spark Notes and I'm demanding to find out who the hell writes these things.

Bah humbug. They call those things 'Analysis' scripts. Analysis my arse.

*grumblegrumble*

I did get an HP2 movie Postcard Book. Very, very pretty. Several pictures of Draco and one of Snape. (Well, one and a half. I can sense him a bit in another. I also see his hair just peeking in on another)

There's an idea that's been popping around in my head. I wonder; maybe Rowling has been thinking of the whole Slytherin/Gryffindor and evil vs. good thing that's been thrown around. Perhaps she's done a rehaul of the outlines on the next three books and the only reason why she won't say it is so it'll be a wonderful, beautiful surprise?

~_^

If I see "Footloose" again, I'm putting a chair through the TV.