Great movie, but I hardly consider it the same as the book. They left out a lot of key details; and no Quidditch? That was a pretty important part of the plot. The Department of Mysteries disappointed me. They just go through one door and have no trouble and are automaticlly in the Hall of Prophecy? What happened to the spinney doors? :bored: The part with Harry being possesed by voldemort was well done though. They were too short with the Occlumency. Oh, and Umbridge and luna did wonderful. It was funny, though not in the book, when luna was hanging out with the thestrals, and it was also funny when Umbridge was being taken away bythe centuars and she was like "TELL THEM I MEAN NO HARM!" and Harry's like "Sorry Proffesor, I must not tell lies"
Oh my. Seems as though you are overreacting.
Alright, this chapter is getting pretty exciting. When will it be coming?
Dark Blue- Jack's Mannequin I have, I have you breathing down my neck, breathing down my neck. I don't, don't know what you could possibly expect under this conditions so I'll wait, I'll wait for the ambulance to come, ambulance to come pick us up off the floor tell me how anybody thinks under these conditions Slow down This night's a perfect shade of Dark Blue, Dark Blue Have you ever been alone in a crowded room well I'm here with you I said the world could be burning and burning down Dark Blue, Dark Blue Have you ever been alone in a crowded room well I'm here with you I said the world could be burning till' there's nothing but Dark Blue This flood, This flood is Slowly rising up, swallowing the ground beneath my feet Tell me how anybody thinks under this conditions so I'll swim, I'll swim as the water's rising up, sun is sinkind down and now all I can see are the Planets in a row, suggesting it's best that I Slow down This night's a perfect shade of Dark Blue, Dark Blue Have you ever been alone in a crowded room well I'm here with you I said the world could be burning and burning down Dark Blue, Dark Blue Have you ever been alone in a crowded room well I'm here with you I said the world could be burning till' there's nothing but Dark Blue We were boxing we were boxing the stars We were boxing You were swinging for Mars And then the water reached the west coast and took the power lines, the power lines. And it was me and you and the whole town underwater. There was nothing we could do. It was Dark blue. Slow down This night's a perfect shade of Dark Blue, Dark Blue Have you ever been alone in a crowded room well I'm here with you I said the world could be burning and burning down Dark Blue Have you ever been alone in a crowded room well I'm here with you I said the world could be burning till' there's nothing but Dark Blue If you've ever been alone, you'll know. Dark blue If you've ever been alone, you'll know. you'll know.
4,063. I only listen to about 300 of them though. The rest I just got for jokes, or for background music in certain video and such. Thank you, limewire.
Lol! THat's so crazy! But awesome.... It's just something I never thought I'd see.
LATER?? HOW LATER?
Lol! So this is before TFK? (The Fourteenth Key) CONFUSING
Thanks for the nice comments. I'm very late XD But the new chapter will be out within the next day! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Alrighty then. Nobody seems to be replying, but I am going to continue with it anyway becuase I really like this story. Here's chapter three. This one isn't as exciting, but I still think it is interesting. I already have half of chapter 4 written; it was going to be part of chapter 3 before I realized how long that would make it. Enjoy! Sora ran up to her, obviously incredibly eager to see her, looking all sorts of happy and excited. She felt horrible for seeing him like this; it was not her who he should be happy to see. She sighed, looking down and feeling an overwhelming surge of guilt come over her for doing this to him. Then, without warning, he took her hand. "I've waited so long to see you again! I've fought so hard to get here!" he said, his voice sounding elated. She had to choose her words very carefully. She couldn't let him know..... "I've…I've wanted to see you too" she said, truthfully. He looked satisfied, but concerned that she was not happy as well. Before he could say anything, she continued. "But.... I was wrong. I wanted to see you, but..." He waited for her answer. "Not like this. It's all wrong." She finished, bracing herself for what she knew his answer would be; innocent, unknowing, and trusting of her. All things that she had made him. "Wah-?" he asked, confused and a little upset that she was talking like this. She decided to continue. His memories were so torn apart, and it was all her fault. No matter what happened to her, he deserved to know. He deserved to understand what involves him so greatly and could very well seal his fate. She took another quick, deep breath, then continued. "I've always been so alone. It was so lonely, I couldn't stand it." The story was getting very personal now; it was painful to say this to Sora, difficult to know that his look of uncanny trust would soon vanish by a look of bewildered betrayal from what he now thought to be his dearest friend. "So I called out to your heart." She finished. "Called you here." She added, after Sora gave her a look of confusion. She had to finish now; she was too far in. Trying not to think of what lay ahead, she drew another breath to finish her story. "I'm so, so happy that you came her to me, but that's only because...because I..." She couldn't finish; it was too painful. She looked up at Sora, expecting him to be looking at her astonished, confused, and betrayed. Instead, she got him looking at her as if nothing was wrong at all. "No problem!" he said simply. "I promised I'd take care of you." He said sincerely. She decided not to argue with him...memories were very fragile....and instead express what she really wanted to say, what he wanted her to say, and what was much easier to say. "Sora....Thank you." She responded, followed by another great wave of guilt. "But I am not the one who should be here." She continued, her dread of what Sora would think when he found out the whole truth rising ever faster. Sora looked confused and angry at the same time. "I've forgotten a lot in this castle. But I haven't forgotten you! I know you belong here. I know WE belong here. I really want you to just accept that so we can be together like it was back then. Together, how it should be." He finished, looking quite sure of himself, pulling out his charm that she also changed as if proof that what he said was true. "Sora.." she sighed. "Just remember again. Remember the one who shines in the very depths of your heart. Call together the fragments of your memory. No matter how far the light is, your voice will reach it." "Who's important to me?" Sora said in an I'll- play-along-for-now-tone. "That's obvious. It's-" Darkness, getting lighter, the endless black abyss swirling into the colors of something- an island- that Kairi knew. Something familiar. Something real. Kairi opened her eyes to the part of the sky she could see through the bushes. She looked at it groggily for a moment, then realized what was going on and abruptly sat up. Her head was still spinning; she had a horrible headache. Her head barely reached over the bushes she was sitting in. She turned behind her to see the Secret Place door, completely sealed off by rock. She knew this was the fate of the rest of the Secret Place as well. At least Sora had gotten her out. Sora? Where was he? Frantic and foolish, she looked around strangely for Sora, until her eyes fell upon him, unconscious, on the ground next to where she was sitting up. She felt childish for not noticing him before. He had multiple scrapes and cuts all over anywhere where skin was showing, but based on the way Kairi felt, so did she. She figured those would be there from being in a cave about to collapse. She looked down at Sora. His breathing was steady, and his face was relaxed. But he was not sleeping. Kairi could tell he was definitely not conscious. She closed her eyes, trying to stop the spinning. What was that dream? Was it even a dream? As far as she knew, people don't dream when they pass out. So what was it then? A memory? That’s what it seemed like. But it wasn't her memory! She wasn't even sure if it was a memory! It was about Sora, and she was talking to him. But that wasn't her! She had never talked to Sora like that. It felt so real, as if she really were feeling those emotions right then when it happened. But Sora was younger- about the same age he was when they left the island. Kairi never had any memories with him of anything like that, especially not when he was still young. She wished she could have finished the…whatever it was. She needed more information. The question was bothering her. She needed to know what had just happened. She needed to talk to Sora. When they first got back to the island, they each shared everything that had happened with each other, and tried to answer each other's questions as best as they could. Sora never mentioned anything about this. So it must not have been real. She tried to remember. Did Riku mention something? Riku's story seemed to be a bit short and suspicious at some parts to Kairi. She could tell he chose his words carefully. Sora seemed to accept it, so that's all that mattered for Kairi, because if it was good enough for him it was good enough for her. That's the way it should be. Right? Kairi's head was still spinning. She hated headaches. She missed Riku. She needed Riku right now. Did Sora even know he was gone? She looked down to her hand, where she held Riku's note. It hadn’t fallen and Sora hadn't taken it. So he didn't know. Why did all this happen? Why did Sora even get chosen as the keyblade master? Why was she a princess of heart? Her head was still spinning. The Keyblade Master. She let that title wring in her head. Wait a minute…Keyblade. Sora had summoned his keyblade. Mickey told them not too. Mickey also told them to stay put, and Riku left. They were breaking rules, big time, though Kairi didn't think Sora did it on purpose. But why did Riku do it then? Kairi had so many questions, and so little answers. Sora needed to wake up soon, because she really needed to talk to him. Almost as if answering Kairi's thoughts, Sora began to stir. His face screwed up and he squinted, trying to sit up very fast as though they were in danger, then realizing his surroundings and calming down. He looked around, as if looking for something, then smiled when his eyes fell on Kairi sitting next to him. "Kairi!" he exclaimed, genuine happiness in his voice. Kairi looked back and smiled at him, hard to think of him the same way after her...thing while she was out. "I'm so happy you are okay!" He stated, looking at her and grabbing her hand almost instinctively, then dropping it upon realizing what he had done and deciding to ignore the incident. Kairi hated to think of Sora's reaction once his happiness for their survival wore of and the piercing truth of all that was going on hit him. She looked at Sora, opened her mouth to speak, than started to tear up as the realization hit her; hard. Riku was gone, Sora had a million new unanswered questions about him, there childhood play area and link to other worlds was destroyed, and all they had to look forward to was more possibly troubling information from a bottle that now seemed as though it would never come. She looked at Sora, as if hoping that some of her emotions could be channeled to him by just looking. Sora was confused at this; it was just a cave! At least him, Kairi, and Riku were all together again. Sora knew it was some kind of a connection to other worlds, but he didn't know how, and figured that it would work itself out in the end; the worlds were always able to find new paths when needed. At least, he thought. He smiled back at Kairi, trying to encourage her, but was surprised when she suddenly burst into tears. Kairi was crying. Sora was being so dumb. How could he be happy in a time like this? Somehow she felt guilty; As if the whole thing were her fault. Waves of guilt crashed over her; she felt horrible. Sora, on the other hand, seemed so oblivious to it all, and she felt as if by telling him what she knew, she would be ripping his calming smile into pieces. She continued to cry, not knowing what to do, when a realization hit her. "Sora" she said, once she managed to slow her crying again. "Read-" she sniffed "This." She finished as her tears cleared up and she was reduced to frequent sniffing. Sora took the paper immediately. Was this what was making Kairi so sad? He began to read. Mwa ha hahhhh!!! Hopefully you enjoyed it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JRU2gLpBm68 So dumb it is funny.
