What was the conflict in 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows'?

Answer 1

If you only read the part of the book with the fight, here is a quick summary: Harry and Voldemort were fighting to fulfill a prophecy that made Voldemort kill Harry's parents. The prophecy states "... neither can live while the other survives...", which means that eventually one is going to have to kill the other. Harry is fighting to stop Voldemort's reign of terror on the wizarding community, while Voldemort is fighting to make his reign continue, giving him more power. For more information, read Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.

Answer 2

Harry's mission to find Lord Voldemort's horcruxes in order to defeat him.
harry needs to find all seven horcruxes in order to kill voldemort. he is doing this while he is the most wanted man in the wizarding world and voldemort and the death eaters have completely taken over
there is conflict throughout the book. it starts when he is escorted out of his place of eresidence and is moved away

Answer 3

Pretty much the conflict is that Voldemort is trying to kill Harry. That, and the fact that Harry doesn't want to die.

Answer 4

Harry Potter had to kill Lord Voldemort because the sake of the wizarding world relied on it.

Answer 5

The Great Hall; they also meet in the Forbidden Forest but they don't fight as Harry intends to be killed.