** spoiler alert ** 
 Okay, okay, okay, let me get my thoughts together. 
 First off, I have never cried so much because of a book. I was able to prevent myself from crying up until the funeral. I knew Dumbledore had died in this book but I was denying that it would happen. I just... people can still like Snape? I know in Deathly Hallows, Snape will probably say, "I had to convince the Death Eaters that I was on their side, Dumbledore would've proudly died for this cause!" I'm still in half-denial. 
 On a lighter note, I have so many questions. First and foremost, I have been spoiled that Harry is a Horcrux, and I know the answer will be in Deathly Hallows, but... how? Won't he have to destroy himself? Plus, who the heck is the person who has the locket? (I was so anxious throughout that scene; I felt that Dumbledore would die because there weren't enough pages left in the book for it to be otherwise.) 
 Side note: I volunteer to throw Draco Malfoy into the sun (and no, I would not like "redeeming" things to happen in Deathly Hallows. I don't care if he fights against Voldemort in the Battle of Hogwarts.) 
 I'm just now realizing how spoiled I have been for this series. I know the outcome of all the relationships, the whole series, characters' lives (I wasn't aware of Snape's until about a week ago), etc. In spite of all that, I'm still somehow loving this series. Again, after Deathly Hallows I hope I know whether it is my favorite series ever. 
 This is the first Harry Potter book that I have read in a normal amount of time (all of them have previously taken me 1 day, a week, or two weeks to finish) so I feel like completing this in 4 days contributes to how much I loved this book (even though I obviously would have loved it just as much.) 
 Again, as a reference point to future Savannah: you just sat and read this book for about 6 hours in 2 hour segments in your last 2 days of reading it. 
 I don't really have anything else to say. I just. Wow.