I don't feel like skimming through the last few pages again, but did it say where Lupin's kid was living? I thought when Lupin went to Bill and Fleur's house, he made Harry the godfather.
Yes, he was the Ted kissing Voltaire and Harry is his godfather, but should he have been living with Harry, or is that only if his grandparent's were dead (I assume he is living with his grandmother, Tonk's mom, because he didn't go to platform 9.75 with Harry and Ginny)?
Did anyone think that Voldemort's death was very small and not built up/wound down to/from? His death was by the all-generic death curse... Rowling could've at least killed him with diabeetus or something original...
Skyone wrote:Did anyone think that Voldemort's death was very small and not built up/wound down to/from? His death was by the all-generic death curse... Rowling could've at least killed him with diabeetus or something original...
Yeah it would have been MUCH cooler if he had been engulfed in some of that crazy fire stuff in the room of requirement
Felino wrote:Its all to neat, like the way the big V is finished off is stupid, like you would be that stupid again.
Didn't you read it? *spoiler* Harry was telling him how snape was on dumbledores side and stuff like that and he was all confused and angry and then harry finished him, he didn't have the elder wand.*spoiler*
Yeah I got this one, read Half-blood prince, then read this... and loved it! It's an awesome storyline, I don't think the ending was bad.
Who killed the snake thing Nagini, because wasn't that/it/she/he a horcrux? And harry was like, all the horcruxes were gone, but I didn't see where the snake died.
"Life's a female of the dog species, then you die.."
Who killed the snake thing Nagini, because wasn't that/it/she/he a horcrux? And harry was like, all the horcruxes were gone, but I didn't see where the snake died.
Neville Longbottom chopped Nagini's head off with the sword ofGryiffondor
And who else thought the fact that Harry just kind of "got" the elder wand was really weak? That, and the fact that characters she spent time building up, she just tossed aside! *cough*LUNA*cough*
Well, the real thing about Voldemort's death is that he kills himself (meaning that hatred and whatever will kill itself, with love prevailng, and all that ).
Without games my life would have no meaning.
Well, I guess it would, but it would be a lot less fun!!!!!!!
Felino wrote:Its all to neat, like the way the big V is finished off is stupid, like you would be that stupid again.
Didn't you read it? *spoiler* Harry was telling him how snape was on dumbledores side and stuff like that and he was all confused and angry and then harry finished him, he didn't have the elder wand.*spoiler*
Yeah I got this one, read Half-blood prince, then read this... and loved it! It's an awesome storyline, I don't think the ending was bad.
Yeah, he did have the Elder Wand, Harry disarmed Voldemort and got it, but chose not to use it, but rather lock it behind the portrait of Dumbledore (I think, he just said he'd leave it [in the headmaster's office])
soundwave wrote:
Yeah, he did have the Elder Wand, Harry disarmed Voldemort and got it, but chose not to use it, but rather lock it behind the portrait of Dumbledore (I think, he just said he'd leave it [in the headmaster's office])
Harry became the "owner" of the Elder Wand when he took Draco's wand (since Snape had killed Dumbledore in Draco's name). The disarming spell (I believe) only acted as a mirror and reflected Voldemort's spell back to him because Harry was the rightful owner. I think it said he would return the wand to Dumbledore's tomb.
Or is there an inside joke I am unaware of?
Just a joke, though.
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