Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Although Voldemort obtained the Elder Wand from Dumbledore's grave, he was unable to use it properly. Believing that the only way to wield the Elder Wand was to kill its master, he ordered Nagini to kill Snape, whom he assumed to be that master.

Fatally injured, Snape gave up his silvery memories to Harry, who had been concealed nearby. The memories revealed, through the Pensieve, that Snape was motivated by his lifelong love for Lily Evans (Harry Potter's mother), and loyalty to Dumbledore ever since Voldemort had decided to go after the Potters.

After Voldemort ordered Nagini to kill Severus, Snape's last request to Harry was simply: "Look at me", because he wanted the last thing he saw before he died to be Lily Evans's eyes. This proves that Snape loved Lily until the very end, seeing as how Harry 'looked so much like James, but had Lily's eyes'.

During the final duel between Harry and Voldemort, Harry revealed to Voldemort that Snape had been, in fact, Dumbledore's man. Harry also revealed that Snape was never the true master of the Elder Wand, because Snape never defeated Dumbledore; the two had arranged his death. Draco Malfoy disarmed Dumbledore (who was the master of Elder Wand) before Snape killed him. Therefore, Draco was the true master of the Elder Wand, not Severus Snape. However, Harry had overpowered Draco at Malfoy Manor, so in actuality, Harry was master of the Wand. Snape's true loyalties remained hidden due to his skills as an Occlumens and the fact his actions were motivated by love, which Voldemort neither understood nor cared about.

Albus Severus Potter, the second son of Harry, and the only one of Harry's children to have inherited Lily's eyes, is named after Snape. When Albus was worried that he may be sorted into Slytherin, Harry responded that Albus was named after two headmasters, one of whom was a Slytherin and who was "probably the bravest man I ever knew."Voldemort's snake, Nagini, killed Snape on Voldemort's orders. Voldemort thought if he killed Snape, the Elder Wand would be his. But it never was. Draco Malfoy disarmed Dumbledore. Therefore, the wand was his. But Harry Potter overpowered Malfoy making the wand his.

I heard it was going to be PG but I'm not sure. Well umm... on the commercials it said Harry Potter 6 The Half Blood Prince was going to be Pg and I hope it is so my Mom will let me and my friends go see it on opening night with my friends and so she wont come. TADA!!!!!!!!!

The last book in the series is Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. The newest book written about Harry Potter by J.K. Rowling is The Tales of Beatle the Bard which will be in stores in December. The last thing written by J.K. Rowling around Harry Potter is the prequel written on a note card which is available for purchase on Waterstone's website.

the last movie has not come out yet, unless your talking about The Half Blood Prince, then you have to be 13 or older or have an adult with you. the last movie has not come out yet, unless your talking about The Half Blood Prince, then you have to be 13 or older or have an adult with you. the last movie has not come out yet, unless your talking about The Half Blood Prince, then you have to be 13 or older or have an adult with you. the last movie has not come out yet, unless your talking about The Half Blood Prince, then you have to be 13 or older or have an adult with you.

That's a long story, I could write a whole book about that... actually a British writer called JK Rowling did write a book about that. Go and read it.

severus snape and yaxley (death eaters) apparate somewhere near the malfoy manor. yaxley says he had thought he might have been late. snape says he has good news for the dark lord. then they both walk to the malfoy manor, where a meeting of voldemort with all the death eaters is scheduled.

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The external conflict was between Harry and The Death Eaters and Voldemort. The internal conflict was between Harry and Voldemort (voldemort got in Harry's mind {the dreams and visions} and also just the thought because Harry wanted to kill Voldemort.)

It starts in "Little Whinging," a fictional district in Surrey, England, and travels to Ottery St. Catchpole, which is also fictional but based on a real location (I think Ottery-On-The-Marsh), then London, a number of other destinations around England, and ends at Hogwarts, with an epilogue in King's Cross Station, London. Basically, the only way to describe it is to say that it is in England and Scotland (as Hogwarts is located there)

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• Tom Riddle's Diary was on 20th May 1993.
• Marvolo Gaunt's Ring was destroyed in July 1996.
• Salazar Slytherin's locket was destroyed on 28th December 1997.
• Helga Hufflepuff's cup was destroyed on 2nd May 1998.
• Rowena Ravenclaw's diadem was destroyed on 2nd May 1998.
• The horcrux inside Harry Potter was destroyed on the 2nd May 1998.
• The horcrux inside Nagini was destroyed on the 2nd May 1998.

He has kids, but since the movie came out we don't know wat all of the kids look like. we know rosie (Ron and Hermione's eldest daughter) has red hair like Ron. we also know that James (Harry and Ginny's eldest son) has black hair just like his father's.

The main difference is that film is a visual media, where important plot points must be shown, whereas a book relies entirely on the telling. Some things cannot be shown, only told. The difference between the book and the movie is that one is a book, and one is a movie, and both play to the strengths and work within the confines of their respective media.

Fred Weasley dies when a part of the castle falls upon him, Harry, Ron, Hermione and Percy during the Battle of Hogwarts. If you thought it was George Weasley, that's wrong. Yes, he loses an ear, but he is not fatally wounded.

130 minutes (2 hours, 10 minutes)

Lord Voldemort uses an old form of magic to return. Peter Pettigrew sacrifices his hand, they forcibly take blood from Harry Potter and use a bone from his fathers grave. This, and Voldemort's body are added together in a potion and Voldemort emerges.

The seventh book was published about 10 years after the first book, so for each of books 2-7, the author took about one and a half years on average.

Harry, Ron and Hermione live in 12 Grimmauld Place for about three months after the wedding until they can't stay there anymore, they then camp wherever they can until about late March, early May so they were camping for about four or five months.

After Hogwarts, Kingsley Shackelbolt (Order of the Phoenix member) become the Minister of Magic, Minerva Mcgonagall become Head Mistress of Hogwarts, and Neville Longbottom become the Herbology teacher.

Luna gets married, George marries Angelina Johnson (Hogwarts student), Ginny marries Harry, and Ron marries Hermione. Ginny and Harry have three children, Albus, James and Lilly, and Ron and Hermione have a son and daughter named Rose and Hugo.

Draco Malfoy marries (pureblood probably) Astoria Greengrass, and their son Scorpius is in the same year as Albus and Rose.

Ron loves Hermione and the Horcrux didn't want to be destroyed. When Ron was wearing the Horcrux it learned his fears; that the girl he loved, loved his best friend. So to try and stop Ron from destroying it he tortures him by projecting images of Harry and Hermione kissing.

In the book it doesn't mention them being naked but the film makers decided to add this in.

In the book, he drops it on the ground in the forest just before Voldemort 'kills' him.

No, she marries a muggle after the final battle.

Around 75 million copies of the books were sold.

In a way, Snape is a "good guy" in the entire series. He has a nasty character, and is unfair to the students, but he is 100% loyal to Dumbledore and participates in the fight against Lord Voldemort.