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If I were to interview Lord Voldemort, I would have to make sure I could finish it, so I'd probably begin with, "Could you PLEASE not strike me with the killing curse?" If he said he couldn't be sure he wouldn't, I'd have a huge Teddy Bear next to me in case I needed something to hide behind. I think the one I saw at Goodwill a year ago would be perfect. He's serving life anyway for foul treatment of a rubber dinosaur.

Nathrad Sheare wrote:If I were to interview Lord Voldemort, I would have to make sure I could finish it, so I'd probably begin with, "Could you PLEASE not strike me with the killing curse?" If he said he couldn't be sure he wouldn't, I'd have a huge Teddy Bear next to me in case I needed something to hide behind. I think the one I saw at Goodwill a year ago would be perfect. He's serving life anyway for foul treatment of a rubber dinosaur.

Lol, a good one!

Do you feel as if your job is done with each book or do you imagine it continuing?

I definitely imagine any book I read or any story I write continuing. When you write a character, their life doesn't seem to be finished even when you cut it off at the end... It's strange...

I'd ask Hannibal Lecter what's w/his penchant for " Fava Beans "...........( mom's recipe? or perhaps granma ? )

Hm, so many choices. I know! I'd ask Severus Snape why he became a Death Eater in the first place. I've always wondered! I don't think he's a Sadist, nor a Blood purist. I can't quite figure it out. I have ideas, but they are fanon-based. I want to know the real story.

You mean Rowling doesn't explain that in the books??? I think I'd like to be right there with you at the examination table!!! Snape boy's just gotta tell!!!

If you were the author, how would you characterize yourself?

Nathrad Sheare wrote:You mean Rowling doesn't explain that in the books??? I think I'd like to be right there with you at the examination table!!! Snape boy's just gotta tell!!!

I don't think she did. It's been forever since i read DH, but nothing comes to mind.

Disappointing... very disappointing, especially since I've always been so interested in Snape's story.

I have a long list of fictional characters I'd definitely ask "Will you marry me?" in an interview... I mean, if they aren't fictional, might as well...

It's not a question, but an affirmation. I would tell Katniss from The Hunger Game, "You're okay".

Wow...so many options! I think my question would be for Scarlett O'Hara, just after Rhett Butler departs with his famous, "Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn." As she sat there muttering to herself about "tomorrow is another day," I would barge in and scream, "What the hell are you doing? Get up and go after him!" Lol

I would like to ask the narrator of 'Rebecca' what her name is!