Thanks!I should have re-read the books or re-watched the whole movie series b4 this one- so I'll be able to connect everything ehI dont think though the breaking of Potter's wand by Hermione was shown in the movie- I might be wrong as i can't remember :unsure:
I just finished rereading the 7th book last night, so here's what I remember.
This kind of answers both of your questions.In the book, Harry's "duel" with Voldemort entails Harry doing a lot of talking to prove to Voldemort why he is going to beat him, why he didn't die when Riddle cast the killing curse on him in the forest, and why he can kill him.In my opinion, the way this goes down in the book would have been a much more interesting way to end than the movie...it explains more, I think.Neville killed the snake before the duel. The reason Harry and Voldemort could never kill each other was because when Voldemort took Harry's blood to remake himself in the graveyard at the end of the fourth book, he put the protective enchantment into his body that was also in Harry. So, despite the fact that the enchantment wore off when Harry came of age, it was actually still protecting him because Voldemort had kind of renewed the enchantment. However, when Voldemort "killed" Harry in the forest, he removed the enchantment from both of them, thus making him vulnerable to death. Having no more horcruxes, and the Elder Wand actually belonging to Harry, when Voldemort cast the killing curse again in their duel, it rebounded, just like it did all those years ago when Harry was a baby, thus killing him.
Phew. That was a long answer.
In regards to your Q...No. He doesn't keep the Elder Wand in the book. He uses it to repair his old wand that got broken by Hermione.
Lol... :spank:
No one I know wants to see it... And on my vacation going to a movie alone just isn't something I want to do LOLGoing to see it tonight, the normal version not 3D. Can't wait
You should go see it when you go home, if its still in cinemas
Yeah pretty much...Ow lame!
It was great btw
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Watched Harry Potty Deathly Hallows Pt2 last night. Saw it in the theater, read the book. Help me remember.
Did Harry reviving have anything to do with the Resurrection Stone? It looked like he dropped it.
Why did Nevil, killing the snake, finish Voldermort? Yes he previously split up his soul into horcruxes, but I thought he was also carrying around a sliver of his soul in his body? Maybe that was not enough...
Me too i am always late on these fads
I just finished rereading the 7th book last night, so here's what I remember.
This kind of answers both of your questions.In the book, Harry's "duel" with Voldemort entails Harry doing a lot of talking to prove to Voldemort why he is going to beat him, why he didn't die when Riddle cast the killing curse on him in the forest, and why he can kill him.In my opinion, the way this goes down in the book would have been a much more interesting way to end than the movie...it explains more, I think.Neville killed the snake before the duel. The reason Harry and Voldemort could never kill each other was because when Voldemort took Harry's blood to remake himself in the graveyard at the end of the fourth book, he put the protective enchantment into his body that was also in Harry. So, despite the fact that the enchantment wore off when Harry came of age, it was actually still protecting him because Voldemort had kind of renewed the enchantment. However, when Voldemort "killed" Harry in the forest, he removed the enchantment from both of them, thus making him vulnerable to death. Having no more horcruxes, and the Elder Wand actually belonging to Harry, when Voldemort cast the killing curse again in their duel, it rebounded, just like it did all those years ago when Harry was a baby, thus killing him.
Phew. That was a long answer.
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No matter...Thanks. I just don't remember seeing any rebound...
