Will it live up to our expectations?

Now, don't kill me when you read this, I'm a massive HP and JK fan, as you know. But...what if Deathly Hallows doesn't live up to our expectations?

As it's the last book in the series, there are a heck of a lot of loose ends to tie up, plots to finish and conflicts to resolve. Can she do it all in 784 pages?

I really want this book to be brilliant and for everything to go the way I want (H/G get back together, Harry not to die, Snape to be bad), and I know I'll be disappointed if some of those don't. Hmm, I'm rambling now.

But what do you all think? Will DH live up to our (admittedly, very high) expectations?

nope, I won't kill you XD - I was actually also wondering about this, there's so much to be answered in DH, that I'm not sure she can answer it all. But then again, I don't want it to end how we imagined it, I want it to be original and a real surprise and I also believe there are questions that shouldn't have a clear answer, it would be fun to have something to think about even after reading it. *thinks about rambling her drawing teacher's speech of a work of art not being allowed to tell the viewer the whole story, but decides to shut up XD* .. so I'd probably be kinda disappointed if she does tell us everything... but knowing her previous books, I don't think there's much to worry from this point of view.
Oh and about Snape - I hope we find out more about him, but I don't want him black or white - it's the uncertainty about him that has drawn out attention to him so much and I'd like that to stay the way it is, even if we are given more hints. :D

I think it will I think j.k. will tie up most of the lose ends but she might leave a few for the fan fiction to continue XD. I think the end is probably going to be the best book with the most action and anticipation.