I know it's only a word but it makes me feel sad everytime I hear it

all of them, but I just can't wait to see the "Look at me" part in the movie. I wanna cry just thinking about it.

if these are not in the film - i will murder that bugger!!!

Would have be Look....at...me but it might be a bit creepy.

BAM!

I cried.

I don't know if my heart will be able to handle the "Look at me" scene...I just don't know.

The bravest man I ever knew. Always <3

LadyLilith, first of all, let's hope that the director won't f*ck it up, like he did HBP. Where was the "Don't call me coward"? where was the "It's over" which according to the trailer should have been there?!?!

@lilith84: Apparently LadyLilith is on your stalking list, too, eh? ;)

well, we share half of the nickname, so yeah, she kinda is on my 'people to stalk' list :P

We kind of stalk each other...if that's even possible. XD He probably will, which will piss me off even more. I was really looking forward to hearing Alan say the "Don't call me coward" line! I know that he would pull it off perfectly, with such malice and anger. And HBGUAIDHPFUIDBAI I HATE DAVID YATES

(At David Yates) You're going to make the movie in which my favorite character dies, the least you could do is not fuck it royally up. It was bad enough that you royally fucked up the Snape fangirls' movie, OUR movie. If you fuck this up by god I'll find out where you live.

IF FUCKING DAVID YATES FUCKS THIS UP I WILL SHOOT HIM IN HIS NUTSACK. He better give Alan/Severus the spotlight or I'll be fucking PISSED. I could handle it in HBP without loosing my shit but now... oh god he better not cross me.

It was touching...

seriously, i am gonna cry during this scene. no joke

I can't think what to say to this so just ... ♥

The single word that turned enjoyment into obsession.
I heard it in my head, as I read it...
It's the one time (not counting Sirius' bedroom, where he doesn't speak) we hear true emotion from him. I swear I literally felt my heart break for him.

*cries*

"True Love Never Dies." -- The Crow

"And my soul, Dumbledore? Mine?" It showed he was a decent person, one who tried to be good and do the right thing. It was proof he was not evil because he worried about his soul. Plus it was so heart wrenching. It conveyed his sense of betrayal by Dumblerore, that Albus was willing to trade Draco's soul for his.

Read it again today and has been making me upset ever since

"It's real for us."

I love this one because he would give up his soul for Draco, it shows he did care, always cared and he was a good person and would rather him suffer then a 16 year old boy

This says so much more than just 'always', he actually cared to live - and that breaks my heart the most.

Sigh,I can't choose between them.