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David Yates, in an interview for LA Times, commented on OoTP. He stated that when he read the book he discovered strong political overtones. He also adds, "And it's probably the most emotional of all the books." "As I read the book, suddenly, I tuned into the kind of thing I have always been drawn to."
Regarding the relationship between Professor Umbridge and Harry, Yates has a few comments. "Professor Umbridge is quite damaged as a person," he added. "She basically abuses Harry and puts him through this horrific detention. It is horrific abuse."
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I know I feel the same way about Umbridge I can't even read the book over again because I disliked her so much. Just goes to show what an awesome author J.K. is to be able to create a person so vile.
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Umbrige is a horrible person so naturally, almost everything she does IS horrible!!!
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Yates' comments on the OoTP 
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