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"Hi everyone. I'm Kirtana from Hindustan University. So to answer this prompt, I changed the ending of Harry Potter and the Deathly hallows. The whole 19 Years later epilogue felt like a cheesy, unnecessary fan service. Harry naming his kid Albus Severus? No, that's some next level emotional manipulation. Let us breathe. I'd rather the story ended on a powerful, bittersweet note right after Voldemort's death, leaving the readers with the raw aftermath and not some powerful family picnic on platform 9."
"Hi everyone. I'm Kirtana from Hindustan University. So to answer this prompt, I changed the ending of Harry Potter and the Deathly hallows. The whole 19 Years later epilogue felt like a cheesy, unnecessary fan service. Harry naming his kid Albus Severus? No, that's some next level emotional manipulation. Let us breathe. I'd rather the story ended on a powerful, bittersweet note right after Voldemort's death, leaving the readers with the raw aftermath and not some powerful family picnic on platform 9."
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"Hi everyone. I'm Kirtana from Hindustan University. So to answer this prompt, I changed the ending of Harry Potter and the Deathly hallows. The whole 19 Years later epilogue felt like a cheesy, unnecessary fan service. Harry naming his kid Albus Severus? No, that's some next level emotional manipulation. Let us breathe. I'd rather the story ended on a powerful, bittersweet note right after Voldemort's death, leaving the readers with the raw aftermath and not some powerful family picnic on platform 9."
"Hi everyone. I'm Kirtana from Hindustan University. So to answer this prompt, I changed the ending of Harry Potter and the Deathly hallows. The whole 19 Years later epilogue felt like a cheesy, unnecessary fan service. Harry naming his kid Albus Severus? No, that's some next level emotional manipulation. Let us breathe. I'd rather the story ended on a powerful, bittersweet note right after Voldemort's death, leaving the readers with the raw aftermath and not some powerful family picnic on platform 9."