What message did JK Rowling convey in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows?

Answer 1

I got this immediately, because, even though I'm not very religious, I feel the message was that good almost always prevails over evil, and from the little bit of The Bible that I know, that Harry was Jesus, Dumbledore was God, and Lord Voldemort was Satan. This is due to the penultimate chapter, in which Harry talks to Dumbledore, while Dumbledore has been dead for over a year (The Battle of Hogwarts took place in May 1998, and Dumbledore's arranged death took place in about June 1996). I got this immediately, because, even though I'm not very religious, I feel the message was that good almost always prevails over evil, and from the little bit of the Bible that I know, that Harry was Jesus, Dumbledore was God, and Lord Voldemort was Satan. This is due to the penultimate chapter, in which Harry talks to Dumbledore, while Dumbledore has been dead for over a year (The Battle of Hogwarts took place in May 1998, and Dumbledore's arranged death took place in about June 1996). I got this immediately, because, even though I'm not very religious, I feel the message was that good almost always prevails over evil, and from the little bit of the Bible that I know, that Harry was Jesus, Dumbledore was God, and Lord Voldemort was Satan. This is due to the penultimate chapter, in which Harry talks to Dumbledore, while Dumbledore has been dead for over a year (The Battle of Hogwarts took place in May 1998, and Dumbledore's arranged death took place in about June 1996).

Answer 2

The main messages of the Harry Potter series as a whole are that love and friendship are important and can get you through anything. Friends who work together can get through the hard times and win out over evil.

Answer 3

Nothing.