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I hope ... you enjoy reading about [Voldemort] in book seven, where he finally gets the legroom for which he has been aching during all those years in exile.
I have always felt that cardboard baddies make weak heroes and that Harry deserved a really deluxe model, so I have done my best to make Lord Voldemort a real person, red eyed and snakelike though he might be. He, of course, is one of the reasons the Harry Potter books are often banned, but I remain of the firm belief that we need our imaginary villains, the better to brace ourselves for the ones we need to fight in reality.
My, my. I never dared to hope that Voldemort might grow an extra dimension.
Or maybe she's just referring to the Tom background.
*crosses fingers for Book 7*
I have always felt that cardboard baddies make weak heroes and that Harry deserved a really deluxe model, so I have done my best to make Lord Voldemort a real person, red eyed and snakelike though he might be. He, of course, is one of the reasons the Harry Potter books are often banned, but I remain of the firm belief that we need our imaginary villains, the better to brace ourselves for the ones we need to fight in reality.
My, my. I never dared to hope that Voldemort might grow an extra dimension.
Or maybe she's just referring to the Tom background.
*crosses fingers for Book 7*
