I thought it was wonderful and the ending was exactly right. (For some reason, I didn't care too much for the epilogue, however.)
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I loved it, too. I actually enjoyed the epilogue, and thought it might eliminate some of the fan writings about what happened afterward. Honestly, I was disappointed that it didn't mention what George Weasley went on to do, as I was really upset about Fred's death. How could one survive without the other?
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