Ok, so I noticed somthing really awesome in GoF while I was re-reading it. It was at the part with the portkey where they were about to transport to the quidditch world cup. The Diggorys and the Weasleys and Harry and Hermione are there and Mr. weasley says to Amos Diggory,"Do you know wether we're waiting for any more Amos?"

"No, the Lovegoods have been there for a week already and the Fawcetts couldn't get tickets," said Mr. Diggory.

Ahhh!! the lovegoods!!! which means J. K. completley had every thing planned out!!! Genius she is! Luna is so important in OotP she keeps Harry from going insane. anyway, now I'm frantically scanning the previous books for a mention of Cho, Luna, or Cedric.

i was watching a jk interview and her publisher said she had everything planned from the first book, which i think is amazing.!! and bless luna, i do love her

Well this is something I saw in the Movie GoF. I forgot which scene exactly but when Dumbledore is in his office, he walks over to a cabinet as he is thinking about something and inside the glass case is the Deathly Hallows thingy!!!

There is a golden pyramind with a rod down the middle and a ball halfway down the rod. Just like the picture in the book!!!

WOW! awsome. Hallows in 4!
OMG! JK Rowling said in an interview with alfonzo, that in the 3rd film, he put in something which she said people would think he put them there diliberaltely, after reading 6 and 7! this could be one!!!

Umm...Well...she has always said she planned the whole series...so, it doesn't really surpirise me at all...

Yeah she had everything planned out when she began writing. That's probably why it took so many years to publish the first book. It's good that she that because it would be hard for her to write as she went and the story would be confusing and lacking in quality.

That doesn't suprise me. J.K. Rowling had everything planned ever since she wrote the first book. Which is why J.K. Rowling is so awesome!

When you're writing a book series, you have to plan everything from the start. If you don't, than how would you know what to aim for at the conclusion of each book.

I agree J K Rowling is a genius for being able to plan so far ahead. Anyway Cho and Cedric are mentioned in the third one while Harry is playing quidditch.

I just re-read GoF, so I was noticing all these connections.

-Harry sees Bellatrix Lestrange in the pensieve, but doesn't think much of her, but of course we know how she will become important.

-When Harry recounts what happened to him in the graveyard, after he tells Dumbledore how Voldemort used his blood, a "look of triumph" passes over Dumbledore's eyes. Foreshadowing, anyone?

That's amazing that she's had it all planned out.

That's cool.

I love that JKR had everything planned from the beginning but i feel like there was a large amount reorganizing that took place as the series went on as well, which i also loved. it is very easy to see the maturation of JKR's writing ability in from the first book to the last book. JKR went from writing #1 in less than 200 pages to #5 which was over 800. that's one of the main attractions for me to this series is not only to grow up along side Harry, Hermione, and Ron; but also to watch as JKR becomes an extremely accomplished author throughout

when i read a lot of things i wonder if she had them already planned in chapter 1 of ps hagrid mentions sirius black and the bike it's so clever how they all roll into 1 also i find gof is the book that makes my jaw drop the most when things come together at the end