Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

As you may remember from either the book or the film, the Deathly Hallows symbol was made from three shapes: a triangle, a circle and a vertical line dividing both shapes by the middle. The triangle corresponds to the Invisibility Cloak, the vertical line corresponds to the Elder Wand and the circle to the Resurrection Stone.

Several things. Some died in the Battle of Hogwarts. Others were heavily injured.

And again others escaped after their discovery of Harry still being alive.

The rest were captured and most probably imprisoned in Azkaban for the rest of their lives.

Most of the people die in the chapter "Battle at Hogwarts"

Fred was killed in front of Percy, George, Harry, Ron and Hermione. Harry looked up to see Percy crying over Fred's body.

Fenrir Greyback

It is not revealed what happens to Goyle beyond the seventh book, only that he is left mourning the death of Crabbe after the incident in the Room of Requirement.

The Forest of Dean which is a real place near where J.K Rowling grew up.

It's in the final section to the level, "follow dean", where you are in "the abandoned substation." when you realises that there is a bunch of rocks in your way to the exit of the level, it will tell you to find a way of moving them. go back and defeat the enemies again. it is in the the centre of the section of broken concrete things to your left.

Well if your asking (I WARN SPOILER AHEAD) he makes it too the war and as you may or may not know tonks has had a baby called teddy, umm he and tonks fight and there bodies are amongst the ones lined on the great hall dead. yes remus lupin dies :( along with tonks his wife.

Albus Dumbledore says "of course it is happening inside your head" in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.

yes he does i dont believe they use the shot in the final movie but he was filmed at bill and fleur's wedding dancing with hermione.

When Tom (Riddle) tried to kill harry -because Harry is a person, the part of riddle in him could be killed with the killing curse.

He believes he will find some answers there.

The Deluxe Edition comes with an insert of Mary GrandPré's artwork from the book in full scale. It comes in a slip case with a foil stamp. There is also a foil stamp on the spine. There is new artwork on the front cover and a special edition dustjacket.

He dies when Harry, Hermione, Ron, Luna, Dean, and Ollivander are in the Malfoy's basement. Wormtail goes down there to check on them and Harry says something like, "You better let me go, you owe me Wormtail." (He owes him because Harry saved his life in The Prisoner of Azkaban) After he opens the door, Wormtail's silver hand that Voldemort made for him (he got this in the Goblet of Fire from Voldemort since he cut off his hand in order for Voldemort to return.) starts strangling him. Voldemort does this while he is on his way to the Malfoys to kill Harry.

Jim Dale is the narrator for the US versions while Stephen Fry narrates them for the UK.

It's not likely since Harry never mentioned him among the dead and having known him for so long he would have.

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He is mentioned in the books AFTER Harry had already decided to "sacrifice" himself for the sake of everyone else....thus protecting Oliver (and everyone else he knew were fighting for the Order) and since he, Oliver, was never mentioned as one of the dead, AND it was mentioned that because Harry had given himself as a sacrifice all of the Deatheater's spells were not "sticking," I think it is safe to say that Mr. Wood did survive :)

Pretty easily! Simply look at the use of 'Mud-blood' and the connotations it involved and you have a solid comparison.

When Voldemort used the Elder Wand (of which Harry is actually the true master) to cast the spell "Avada Kedavra" and Harry cast "Expelliarmus", Voldemort's curse rebounded killing Voldemort. And the Battle Of Hogwarts was won...

In Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Fred dies when a the castle collapses on him at The Battle of Hogwarts

There are two important stones in the series. The Philosopher's Stone and the Resurrection Stone.

The Philosopher's Stone produces the Elixir of Life which allows the drinker to live forever as long as they keep drinking it.

The Resurrection Stone allows the user to see their deceased loved ones.

lets see Ron wanted to ask Hermione to the yule ball in year 4. so that meant he was in love with her during forth year at-least .And Hermione was jealous of lavender brown in the half blood prince. so she was in love with him during 6th year at-least

In the beginning of The Seventh Harry Potter Book, when The Death Eaters and Voldemort are chasing Harry.

Potions Class. That about it though. Its magic. Its not really relatable to science of all things.