7 books = the 7 years of Hogwarts for magic students.
No Im glad she ended it. I really dont want to see this milked, which thankfully it wont be. She said she might work on something new though. But I want a series where I can say the whole thing was good.
Seven years not just for Hogwarts, but also because it's often a special number in magic lore. Also, the main story has been dealt with, that between Voldemort and Harry. I'll admit that there's alot more that could be done, but she seemed to have a very concrete idea of what the books would be about when she started, and that's been reached.
She's gotten rid of the main story-line that created any tension/threat/problem. Unless the other books would be pure comedies or less interesting dramas (cleaning up the Ministry could be a story, but who really cares about that?) there's nothing to do except prequels. On that note, though, the prequels could be pretty good, but there wouldn't be as much suspense, since we all now know how things turn out.
Humans are different from animals. We must die for a reason. Now is the time for us to regulate ourselves and reclaim our dignity. The one who holds endless potential and displays his strength and kindness to the world. Only mankind has God, a power that allows us to go above and beyond what we are now, a God that we call "possibility".
She (Rowling) stated that she may write a Potter Encyclopedia, just to show all the other stories she had and never used, or what happened to other characters after the end in those -19 years-
Like Dean Thomas Death Eater father.
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