Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Rose Weasley was the only new eleven year old female character. Her role was not cast through open auditions.

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It was released as a book on July 21, 2007. I presume it was written a few weeks before that date.

Well if i remember correctly, dumbledore's ring, of course, was a horcrux. When he realized this, he couldn't take it off and the rings power began to destroy him. He manages to confine the curse to his hand when Snape saves his life with the Sword of Griffindor ( because the sword was infused with basilisk vemon , which is one of the few things that can destroy a horcrux).

Noel Fielding wasn't in any Harry Potter films.

Peter Pettigrew gave up Lily and James' location to Voldemort, who then killed them. It wasn't actually Peter who preformed the curse that killed them, but his betrayal lead to it.

Voldemort killed Lily and James Potter.

There are 36 chapters in the 7th, but there is a Epilogue at the end of it.

While it is not known for sure, it is likely to have been the Blasting curse.

No, Emma says it was the most horrible thing she has ever experianced

If you have a first print, first edition SIGNED by the author copy of the book, it is worth between £3500-£7500 for mint condition.

If you have a First edition signed by the Author copy, the book is worth £3500 at most.

If you've got a non- signed first edition book, it sells for about £150 - but you're better off waiting until all the movies are released, as the price well treble.

Contact a book seller for a better estimate.

Hagrid was forced to go into hiding with his half brother for a while, because he had started a Harry Potter fan club and the Death Eaters were after him. He came out for the battle at Hogwarts, however, and I assume that afterwards he stayed at Hogwarts as Game Keeper for quite a while.

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... long list of unknown people ...

Gregorovitch

Gellert Grindelwald

Albus Dumbledore

Draco Malfoy (never actually hold it)

Harry Potter (used it only once)

In the 7th Harry Potter book at Draco Malfoy's house by Bellatrix Lestrange. She was tortured because Bellatrix suspects they went into her vault in Gringotts and stole the sword of Gryffindor.

When Voldemort hit harry with the killing curse (Avada Kedavra) Harry's mother saved him by killing herself and placing a protection charm over Harry, and when Vodemort attacked Harry, he died instead of Harry, and he accidently placed a horcruz inside harry. Now when Voldemort hit Harry with the same curse, he only destroyed the horcrux inside Harry, making the last Horcrux destroyed, therefore alowing Harry to kill Voldemort as the dark lord was once again mortal. (By Louwrens Holtzhausen)

He did not die all together, but he had something similar to "near death experience."

Harry hid his wand and invisibility cloak so that he would not be tempted to protect himself. He went into the forest where Voldemort was waiting. Voldemort performed the Avada Kedavra killing curse. Because Voldemort had taken some of Harry's blood, part of Lily's sacrifice still lived in him. Harry gave his life voluntarily to protect others. Due to these two things, Harry goes to an in between place that appears to be platform Nine and Three Quarters. He encounters the deceased Dumbledore, and they discuss what Harry needs to do. The piece of Voldemort's soul that was attached to Harry as a Horcrux was also there. Dumbledore tells Harry he has the option to go back and finish the fight with Voldemort. Harry, of course, does. He left the last Horcrux, the bit of Voldemort's soul, behind. This destroyed it.

Remember in Harry Potter, once you're dead, you're dead. Not even the Resurrection Stone brings you back. If Harry had actually died, he would not have been able to come back to defeat Voldemort, marry Ginny, have kids, and become an Auror.

The exterior shots of Hogwarts in the first two movies were filmed at Alnwick Castle in Northumberland, England. The rest was filmed on sets built inside Leavesden Studios which is in London.

piertotum locomotor is the one she used.

you cant. this is an extremely big fault in the the game design and it does not let you go back and try again. i suppose this is more like real life in the way that if you forget to pick up a collectible then... OH WELL!

I would say that it's the part at Godric's Hollow where Bathilda Bagshot turns into Nagini and attacks Harry and Hermione. Not to say that Malfoy Manor was particularly fun . . .

I really agree with that. And the malfoy Manor was actually pretty scary.

George Weasley was the twin that lost his ear to Snape's curse ("Sectumsempra!"). However, it is later revealed that the injury was an accident, and that Snape had been aiming for another Death Eater and unintentionally hit George instead.

Though there are (currently) 8 movies, there are only 7 books. They split the last book into two movies. The final book, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, was published on 21 July, 2007.

There was not a scene written for Lupin's death. We do not find out about it until later in the Hogwart's Great Hall. That was on page 661 of the American first edition.

As Ginny and Hermione moved closer to the rest of the family, Harry had a clear view of the bodies lying next to Fred: Remus and Tonks, pale and still and peaceful-looking, apparently asleep beneath the dark, enchanted ceiling. Excerpt from:

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Chapter 33: The Princes Tale

Page 661

ISBN 0545010221

Yes.

Lord Voldemort held the Elder Wand, but was not it's true master. Voldemort fired the Killing Curse at Harry, while Harry countered with his "trademark" spell of Expelliarmus. The Elder Wand refused to kill its true master, and the spell rebounded off Harry's spell, killing Tom Marvolo Riddle once and for all.

After his death, Voldemort's body is moved to a separate chamber away from the Great Hall. It is unknown what happens to it afterwards. Voldemort's mutilated soul is meanwhile trapped in limbo for eternity.

He wanted to back out of being a death eater because he believed what Voldemort was doing was wrong and he tried to kill his house elf (Kreacher). He talks about his own death in the note because he knows that once he drinks from the lake the inferi will drag him down and he will drown.