I need to read it again!
Truthfully...
Saddest Death:
Dobby. I never expected it. Although I too would have liked to have seen Lupin and Tonks given the dignity of seeing how they fell. I thought Sirius' death was passe in depiction; just seeing the bodies of Lupin and Tonks is beyond maddening.
I would have much preferred Percy to have gotten it than Fred. Such ample opportunity to play up the 'twin' factor with the death of one, yet nothing was done with that either. I am curious how she chose which one would suffer which fate in this book.
Character I am unexpectedly most proud of:
Neville. From the moment he showed up in the tunnel at the Hog's Head I was in awe. To bring in the bodies of the dead like that, without complaint. To have earned the respect of his grandmother finally. To pull Gryffindor's sword from the Sorting Hat. Neville Rocks!!
Ah...Hyperception just showed up. To bring me home. I'll continue later.
Throw in lots of little things, like Dumbledore commenting on loving knitting patterns in muggle magazines (I do not recall which book that occurrred in, anymore 
