<p>I think Harry will live. Though that may just be wishful thinking.</p>
<p>As for the title… well, it’s starting to grow on me. Deathly Hallows does have a certain ring to it.</p>
<p>yeah…Deathly Hallows? didnt make sense to me. I think R.A.B is Regulus Black, anyone with me?</p>
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Do you remember when they were cleaning out Grimmauld Place and they found “a heavy locket none of them could open”? Hmmmmmmmm…</p>
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<p>Remember how much the Dutch fudged up the translation? R.A.Z.</p>
<p>i think rowling is losing her touch…i loved the first four books…num 4 being my favorite…but after that it was too…regular teen fiction you know? it got lame</p>
<p>I liked the second book best. Book5 was too angsty and LETSCAPITALIZEALLOFHARRY’SDIALOGUE:rolleyes:</p>
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<p>Deathly Hallows sounds like some kind of junky paperback mystery.</p>
<p>yo mama sounds like some kind of junky paperback mystery.</p>
<p>R.A.B is probably Regulus Black too. I thought I read it somewhere before that Jk had herself hinted it.</p>
<p>As far as Harry’s death is concerned, doesn’t the prophecy tell something like this: One cannot live while the other survives. So, if Voldemort dies( which should happen ,otherwise the story would never end) , Harry has to die too.</p>
<p>And JK declared that two of the important characters die at the end of the book. So, Deathly Hallows does make sense</p>
<p>I think ol Ronnie is a goner…he is the one who is closest to Harry (best buds) and Hermione (lovers) and half the cast is part of the Weasley familia. </p>
<p>And the prophecy means that only ONE has to die…but it is very possible that both Harry and Voldemort will die. </p>
<p>Mannnnnnnnnn will I be crying buckets. It’ll probably come out while I’m in college so I’ll have to hole myself up in some closet so no one spoils the ending.</p>
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I think JKR refuted this (to a point, of course). I don’t remember where, but I heard something along the lines of this was thinking too much.</p>
<p>But anyways, I think Harry will die anyways.</p>
<p>hehe. i think the title coulda been a bit better. but i am trusting jkr</p>
<p>i still don’t have any ideas how lily’s eyes are soo important to this book. i mean harry has his mom’s eyes. but what does that have to do with you know … the book… any ideas?</p>
<p>Hallows means:</p>
<p>(“holy” or “holy night”) the Oct. 31 Greater Sabbat, also called November Eve, the Celtic Samhain (“sow-en”); the beginning of the Celtic winter, and of the Celtic year; the beginning of the Witches’ Year, when the Veil Between the Worlds grows thin and the spirits of the dead may return to Earth; the Descent of the Goddess to the Underworld; the final Harvest festival</p>
<p><a href=“define:hallows - Pesquisa Google”>define - Pesquisa Google; </p>
<p>Anyone see any other similarities to the other books?</p>
<p>HP and the SS: item
HP and the CoS: place
HP and the PoA: person
HP and the Gof: item
HP and the OotP: place
HP and the DH: if it follows the pattern, it seems like it could be a person… but then again, i’m not really sure and haven’t been thinking about it much.</p>
<p>I wouldn’t say that the Order of the Phoenix was a place… it doesn’t really belong in any of those categories. Hallows are probably people anyway - a hallow can also mean a saint or holy person. The titles in other languages (I think they’re unofficial as of now though. There was something about it at mugglenet.com) translate to saints.</p>
<p>Order of the Phoenix is a group.
I heard that also, but it isn’t a person. When I first heard it, I thought of some sort of graveyard or the like, sort of like the one in book 4 with Voldy’s dad. But I’m probably wrong.</p>