Synopsis:
In four days, Harry will celebrate his seventeenth birthday and become a true wizard. However, he has to leave 4 Maiden Road early, leaving forever the place where he had lived for almost seventeen years.
The members of the Order of the Phoenix have carefully planned the secret transfer of Harry in case he is attacked by Voldemort and his followers, the Death Eaters. However, a terrible accident occurs.
Meanwhile, a resurgent Voldemort has taken over Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, occupying the Ministry of Magic and controlling half of the wizarding world, and the situation has taken a drastic turn for the worse.
Harry, accompanied by Ron and Hermione, had to flee the country, invisible and hiding. In order to fulfill the last orders of the principal Dumbledore, Harry, who has been secretly looking for an opportunity to destroy Voldemort's Horcruxes, accidentally learns that if they are able to possess the three legendary Deathly Hallows, Voldemort will die for sure. However, Voldemort has also long begun the search for the Elder Wand, and sent many Death Eaters to lay a dragnet in pursuit of Harry.
Harry and Voldemort meet in the Forbidden Forest of the wizarding school, and Harry falls under a deadly artifact that Voldemort has gotten his hands on first.
However, Voldemort fails to get what he wants; Horcruxes cannot defeat pure souls. Harry won the ultimate victory in this fight to the death.
Harry Potter, despite his near-death, was magically brought back from the dead in the end, and also married and had a child with his best friend Ron's sister, Ginny, while Ron and Hermione, who were previously rumored to be the most likely to die, escaped, and walked down the aisle happily. All the secrets are revealed. 19 years later, Harry and Ginny have three children, and Hermione and Ron are married with children. The two families reunited for the nine-and-three-quarters stop to send the kids off to Hogwarts.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
is a full-length novel by British author J. K. Rowling, the seventh and final book in the magical fiction Harry Potter series.
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Harry's most notable character traits are found throughout the series: bravery, perseverance, and self-sacrifice. Harry is a true Gryffindor who shows courage and determination every time he faces a crisis. Harry never wants to abandon his mission or choose another way of life.
He had no other choice either. He was homeless, had no relatives to turn to, was wanted by the Ministry of Magic, and couldn't return to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. But all that aside, and more importantly, his sense of purpose - to defeat Voldemort's boy - had become one with him, and he couldn't imagine escaping it.
Harry, however, is not the most determined of heroes, at least not until near the end of this book. He hasn't strayed from his mission in appearance or action, but the tendency manifests itself mentally and emotionally. When there was no clear direction or he felt powerless, Harry couldn't focus on finding a breakthrough, whereas Hermione could, burying her head in books for clues and racking her brain until she came up with something good. At every one of these times.
Harry tended to get sidetracked and emotional. One of the most dangerous times was in High Cricket Valley, where Harry let Hermione and himself fall into a trap. His real reason for going there was simply due to his own grief and suspicion of Dumbledore, and had nothing to do with accomplishing his mission.
It was this doubt that caused him to stray from the mission. Harry had first felt that Dumbledore had not been forthcoming enough about his past, and now there was no way to ask him for clarification.
He also thought that Dumbledore hadn't given him enough information to help him fulfill his mission, and therefore doubted his purpose. Later, he even thinks that Dumbledore never loved him, and therefore Dumbledore doesn't deserve his love. What Harry goes through is an emotional journey in which he learns to face the dead and learns to trust Dumbledore again so that he can let go of the doubts that are holding him back and fulfill his mission.
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