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Right. Draco disarmed Albus and then Snape killed Albus
I remember now.
I remember now.
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Yeah, that's what I wanted and thought would happen.One thing that really annoyed me though is that Harry wasted two of the Deathly Hallows, he left the resurrection stone in the forest and then broke the wand, I would have liked it if he became the true master of death by keeping all three and dude just becomes OP. That's what I would have done.
It was also pretty awesome that Harry was actually a descendant of the Peverell Bros (owners of the deathly hallows).
After that story was told, I also thought that was Voldermort's goal. Not so much the invisible cloak but at least the wand and resurrection stone.
Oh yeah, one more thing. What were they trying to say or imply about Harry's mom and Snape near the end? Was it simply that he still loved her or that he was hitting that? It went unspoken with that discussion with him and Dumbledore. Then his words before he dies, then Harry's convo with Dumbledore when he "died". Then whole thing with the light and doe/deer spirit. I was lost on that.
I did find it curious that they initially talked highly of Harry's dad but after a few movies and Harry seeing Snape's memories basically being like Malfoy or like Harry's fat cousin bullying they just switched over to focus on Harry's mother.
Yeah, most my questions seemed to just be based on how much they could fit in the movie or what they sped through.Snape never stopped loving Harry's mom.
Don't remember how it happened in the film but in the book Dumbledore was explaining to Snape that Harry must die to kill the last horcrux.
Snape got upset because he had been tasked with secretly protecting Harry the whole time. To paraphrase Snape, 'So the whole time I was protecting Potter, it was so that Voldemort can kill him at the right moment?'
Then Dumbledore says 'My oh my. Have you come to care for the boy after all?'
Then Snape replies with 'Pssh. I don't care about Harry at all' and he reveals to Voldemort his patronus which was a doe to show that everything he has done as a double agent was for Lilly. But this is where my memory fails me. Not sure how the doe is connected to Lilly.
Zik you picked up on a lot of things. A lot of what you have trouble with is just due to the fact that the film crammed as much as they could and it's like an assembly line. Before the viewer is able to settle on one thing the movie has to move on to something else whereas in the book everything comes along much more slowly so you can understand or appreciate the significance of everything.
In the book they spend quite a few pages on Harry visiting Snape's memories and in the film they had to rush through Snape's memories in a few minutes.
See now I'd agree with what Harry said in the end/time skip about Snape being the bravest man he knew.Snape just loved Lily til the end, I don't think they really got busy because Lily met James pretty young and eventually got together. The patronus being a doe meant he he loved Lily so much that he had the same one. Patronus is created by happy thoughts and it can change based on who you love because that might be what you are thinking of when you create the patronus. It was also a revealed that it was him who delivered the Sword of Gryfindor to Harry in the forest. He pretty much sacrificed everything for Lily and eventually Harry, even being hated for it. Thought some here would argue on that and just call him a scumbag
yah they definitely made a somewhat turn on James and showed he wasn't perfect in someone else perspective. He was a bully and a **** just like later on you also found out Dumbledore was a **** for pretty much feeding Harry to Voldemort because he was also a Horcrux. I don't think he knew Harry would survive that attack, he probably thought Harry and Voldemort would died there and then.
But again many would call Snape a scumbag too, he was going to the dark side and eventually became a Death Eater for Voldemort. And iirc he was the one who reported that Harry was the chosen child and I think he hoped James would get killed along with the kid and Lily would be left to himself so dude wasn't exactly perfect.
Plenty happened there that was in the books. Like Pettigrew actually got some redemption in the books, he had a chance to kill Harry in the battle of Hogwarts iirc and he hesitated because of the life-debt and the hadn that Voldemort gave him killed jim for betraying Voldemort.
Yes. I enjoyed the series a great deal. Overall it got better as it went on and had a satisfying conclusion. It was real good breath of fresh air given the letdowns I've watched recently (the past year).yah there are plenty of layers you could peel through the films and the books and JK Rowling keeps adding more details on the official website Pottermore too
I can't wait til the play gets to the US but tickets will probably be like Hamilton level
looks like you enjoyed the series overall Zik, curious how you'd feel about Fantastic Beast, let us know when you catch it
If you read the books then saw the movies you would have a ton of complaints