And like you could do better? Give the guy a break! The HP music was
> enchanting, mystifying, and YOU didn't have any part in it. It wasn't your
> effort, so show some appreciation you ingrate!
By the way, I
> LOVE the HP music!!
Keep up the good work!

How ammusing! What you, the prosecution, are suggesting is that we give the most lofty, well thought of, worshipped, and most likely highest paid composer in Hollywood a break. I had no idea that your client had reached such a low level that people are suggesting to us that we should give him a break. Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, the prosecution now is arguing that John Williams has sunk to such a low level of musicality that we, the people, need to "give him a break." Surely the music cannot be that good if he "needs a break."

Also, the prosecution claims that my client is an ingrate. Do they provide any real evidence for his fact? No. He is just simply an ingrate. But is a matter of simple opinion really grounds for being an ingrate, especially on an issue that, unlike racism and/or abortion, will not truly have that much of an effect on society's existence? The answer I tell you is no!

In conclusion, ladies and gentlemen, I must remind you of the true issue at hand. Is Harry Potter the greatest score of the twentieth century? Or is it merely another uneventful statistic in a composer's long history, completely overshadowed by his great masterpieces? It is your decision, and do choose wisely.