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An ending for Book 7 [message #247759] Sa, 15 April 2006 02:20
summitdc  
Ok it's just a guess, but I was talking with an author who loves the
potter books, and we
came up with a great ending,

Back into the graveyard, HP again surrounded by Death Eaters and
Voldemort
does his final hurrah, little does he know Harry has destroyed the
horcruxes.

Just as Volde raises his wand to finish Harry off, pop pop pop all the
students from
Hogwart apparate in, surrounding the Death Eaters, now it's hundreds
verses maybe 20,
they all raise their wands, Voldemart hesitates just longs enough for
all the stunners to sweep
thru the death eaters, an errant spell looses the wand from Voldemort's
hand, Harry ( who was wandless) picks it up, and aims it at Voldemort,
V laughs saying you can't kill me, Harry
pulls out evidence of the last horcrux, V screams NOOOOOO, Harry utters
the curse and
Voldemort is no more.
Re: An ending for Book 7 [message #247760 ] Sa, 15 April 2006 02:25
Lady Grey  
summi... [at] gmail.com wrote:

> Ok it's just a guess, but I was talking with an author who loves the
> potter books, and we
> came up with a great ending,
>
> Back into the graveyard, HP again surrounded by Death Eaters and
> Voldemort
> does his final hurrah, little does he know Harry has destroyed the
> horcruxes.
>
> Just as Volde raises his wand to finish Harry off, pop pop pop all the
> students from
> Hogwart apparate in, surrounding the Death Eaters, now it's hundreds
> verses maybe 20,
> they all raise their wands, Voldemart hesitates just longs enough for
> all the stunners to sweep
> thru the death eaters, an errant spell looses the wand from Voldemort's
> hand, Harry ( who was wandless) picks it up, and aims it at Voldemort,
> V laughs saying you can't kill me, Harry
> pulls out evidence of the last horcrux, V screams NOOOOOO, Harry utters
> the curse and
> Voldemort is no more.

well apart from the fact that your ending was lame and obviuosly not
conceived by an author (or at least not one that is at least remotely
any good) :P, JKR has said in interview that she wrote a draft of the
last chapter and that the last word is (currently) 'scar'. This draft
is subject to a re-write though, so that might change.

--
Jane Grey
Re: An ending for Book 7 [message #247773 ] Sa, 15 April 2006 03:48
Toot  
Jane considers you ending LAME.
It's easy to criticise, but Jane did not offer her version of an ending.
Just "LAME"!!!!
So I would not take too much notice of what Jane says.
I thought it was a different ending, but I should imagine the real
ending will be very complex and Harry's luck will be used again.
So keep your imagination going full strength.
Toot


"Jane Grey" <jane.grey [at] hotmail.co.uk> wrote in message
news:1145060747.172960.257150 [at] i39g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
>
> summi... [at] gmail.com wrote:
>
>> Ok it's just a guess, but I was talking with an author who loves the
>> potter books, and we
>> came up with a great ending,
>>
>> Back into the graveyard, HP again surrounded by Death Eaters and
>> Voldemort
>> does his final hurrah, little does he know Harry has destroyed the
>> horcruxes.
>>
>> Just as Volde raises his wand to finish Harry off, pop pop pop all the
>> students from
>> Hogwart apparate in, surrounding the Death Eaters, now it's hundreds
>> verses maybe 20,
>> they all raise their wands, Voldemart hesitates just longs enough for
>> all the stunners to sweep
>> thru the death eaters, an errant spell looses the wand from Voldemort's
>> hand, Harry ( who was wandless) picks it up, and aims it at Voldemort,
>> V laughs saying you can't kill me, Harry
>> pulls out evidence of the last horcrux, V screams NOOOOOO, Harry utters
>> the curse and
>> Voldemort is no more.
>
> well apart from the fact that your ending was lame and obviuosly not
> conceived by an author (or at least not one that is at least remotely
> any good) :P, JKR has said in interview that she wrote a draft of the
> last chapter and that the last word is (currently) 'scar'. This draft
> is subject to a re-write though, so that might change.
>
> --
> Jane Grey
>
Re: An ending for Book 7 [message #247774 ] Sa, 15 April 2006 03:48
Kish  
summitdc [at] gmail.com wrote:
> Ok it's just a guess, but I was talking with an author who loves the
> potter books, and we
> came up with a great ending,
>
> Back into the graveyard, HP again surrounded by Death Eaters and
> Voldemort
> does his final hurrah, little does he know Harry has destroyed the
> horcruxes.
>
> Just as Volde raises his wand to finish Harry off, pop pop pop all the
> students from
> Hogwart apparate in, surrounding the Death Eaters, now it's hundreds
> verses maybe 20,
> they all raise their wands, Voldemart hesitates just longs enough for
> all the stunners to sweep
> thru the death eaters, an errant spell looses the wand from Voldemort's
> hand, Harry ( who was wandless) picks it up, and aims it at Voldemort,
> V laughs saying you can't kill me, Harry
> pulls out evidence of the last horcrux, V screams NOOOOOO, Harry utters
> the curse and
> Voldemort is no more.
>

I can practically guarantee you that the final book will not involve
Harry casting Avada Kedavra.
Re: An ending for Book 7 [message #247788 ] Sa, 15 April 2006 10:48
Toon  
On 14 Apr 2006 17:20:18 -0700, summitdc [at] gmail.com wrote:

>Ok it's just a guess, but I was talking with an author who loves the
>potter books, and we
>came up with a great ending,
>
>Back into the graveyard, HP again surrounded by Death Eaters and
>Voldemort
>does his final hurrah, little does he know Harry has destroyed the
>horcruxes.
>
>Just as Volde raises his wand to finish Harry off, pop pop pop all the
>students from
>Hogwart apparate in, surrounding the Death Eaters, now it's hundreds
>verses maybe 20,
>they all raise their wands, Voldemart hesitates just longs enough for
>all the stunners to sweep
>thru the death eaters, an errant spell looses the wand from Voldemort's
>hand, Harry ( who was wandless) picks it up, and aims it at Voldemort,
>V laughs saying you can't kill me, Harry
>pulls out evidence of the last horcrux, V screams NOOOOOO, Harry utters
>the curse and
>Voldemort is no more.

Been done that he doesn't suspect he can die until Harry reveals so at
the end.
Re: An ending for Book 7 [message #247797 ] Sa, 15 April 2006 14:36
Thomas Madura  
summitdc [at] gmail.com wrote:

> Ok it's just a guess, but I was talking with an author who loves the
> potter books, and we
> came up with a great ending,
>
> Back into the graveyard, HP again surrounded by Death Eaters and
> Voldemort
> does his final hurrah, little does he know Harry has destroyed the
> horcruxes.
>
> Just as Volde raises his wand to finish Harry off, pop pop pop all the
> students from
> Hogwart apparate in, surrounding the Death Eaters, now it's hundreds
> verses maybe 20,
> they all raise their wands, Voldemart hesitates just longs enough for
> all the stunners to sweep
> thru the death eaters, an errant spell looses the wand from Voldemort's
> hand, Harry ( who was wandless) picks it up, and aims it at Voldemort,
> V laughs saying you can't kill me, Harry
> pulls out evidence of the last horcrux, V screams NOOOOOO, Harry utters
> the curse and
> Voldemort is no more.
>


Nope


Harry will find a magical potion in Snapes stores - that removes magical
Lightning shaped scars from foreheads. And as he wipes the scar off his
head with it - Riddle will just be "Erased".
Re: An ending for Book 7 [message #247799 ] Sa, 15 April 2006 17:12
Brent Braten  
<summitdc [at] gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1145060418.418908.230490 [at] i39g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> Ok it's just a guess, but I was talking with an author who loves the
> potter books, and we
> came up with a great ending,
>
> Back into the graveyard, HP again surrounded by Death Eaters and
> Voldemort
> does his final hurrah, little does he know Harry has destroyed the
> horcruxes.
>
> Just as Volde raises his wand to finish Harry off, pop pop pop all the
> students from
> Hogwart apparate in, surrounding the Death Eaters, now it's hundreds
> verses maybe 20,
> they all raise their wands, Voldemart hesitates just longs enough for
> all the stunners to sweep
> thru the death eaters, an errant spell looses the wand from Voldemort's
> hand, Harry ( who was wandless) picks it up, and aims it at Voldemort,
> V laughs saying you can't kill me, Harry
> pulls out evidence of the last horcrux, V screams NOOOOOO, Harry utters
> the curse and
> Voldemort is no more.
>
Hmm, interesting thought. My idea is slightly different, however. The
narative is not in places but it goes something like this:

After Harry, Ron and Hernione have found and destroyed all of the horcruxes
save Nagini and the unknown horcrux they will visit the department opf
mysteries and Harry will enter the room with the locked door to gain the
power/insights he needs to finally destroy Voldemort. [for the Harry is a
hporcrux crowd this would be where that portion of Voldemort's sould that
was inadvertently places within Harry would be destroyed and Harry would be
free of its influence.]

After this they will destroy the unknown horcrux and then go after
Voldemort. During the final confrontation either Ron or Hermione will kill
Nagini while Harry is busy distracting Voldemort. When it comes right down
to it, though, Wormtail will be faced with an emotional dilemma. He will
have to mak a choice between continuing to serve Voldemort out of fear or
repaying the life debt he to Harry (whose father befriended him when he was
younger and who chose to save his life when Remus and Sirius wanted to kill
him - true, Harry was more interested in Remus and Sirius not becoming
murderers than in saving Peter's life but ...). My guess is that Peter will
chose to repay his life debt and his silver hand will become the hand
mentioned in the prophecy.

Later, perhaps years later, Harry will return to that room in the department
of mysteries and something within that room will remove the scar from his
forehead, thus removing the last reminder of Voldemort from the wizarding
world. This is not to say that biggotry will disappear as there will most
likely always be people like the Malfoys, Lestranges and Blacks (excluding
Sirius) but Voldemort will finally be gone.

Anyway, that is the kind of ending I would devise if this were my serioes to
write.

Brent Braten
Re: An ending for Book 7 [message #247804 ] Sa, 15 April 2006 19:12
Thingy  
"Kish" <Kish_K [at] pacbell.net> wrote in message
news:PhY%f.65780$H71.9099 [at] newssvr13.news.prodigy.com...
<snip>

> I can practically guarantee you that the final book will not involve Harry
> casting Avada Kedavra.

Hehehe, just finished watchine "Dracula Dead and Loving it" and there's a
paricular scene that unfortunately I doubt will be in the las book,
but.....reproduced here with a few changes...

Voldemort: Arrogant mortal! You are in my world now and you will never leave
this graveyard alive! I will destroy you, and then I will possess those whom
you love the most. And there is not a single thing in the world you can do
to stop me!

[Voldemort laughs. Harry pokes him in the eyes and Voldemort drops Harry]

Voldemort: Ow!

*grin*
T.
Re: An ending for Book 7 [message #247841 ] So, 16 April 2006 09:16
Toon  
On Sat, 15 Apr 2006 12:36:13 GMT, Thom Madura
<Thom-Madura [at] Worldnet.att.net> wrote:

>summitdc [at] gmail.com wrote:
>
>> Ok it's just a guess, but I was talking with an author who loves the
>> potter books, and we
>> came up with a great ending,
>>
>> Back into the graveyard, HP again surrounded by Death Eaters and
>> Voldemort
>> does his final hurrah, little does he know Harry has destroyed the
>> horcruxes.
>>
>> Just as Volde raises his wand to finish Harry off, pop pop pop all the
>> students from
>> Hogwart apparate in, surrounding the Death Eaters, now it's hundreds
>> verses maybe 20,
>> they all raise their wands, Voldemart hesitates just longs enough for
>> all the stunners to sweep
>> thru the death eaters, an errant spell looses the wand from Voldemort's
>> hand, Harry ( who was wandless) picks it up, and aims it at Voldemort,
>> V laughs saying you can't kill me, Harry
>> pulls out evidence of the last horcrux, V screams NOOOOOO, Harry utters
>> the curse and
>> Voldemort is no more.
>>
>
>
>Nope
>
>
>Harry will find a magical potion in Snapes stores - that removes magical
>Lightning shaped scars from foreheads. And as he wipes the scar off his
>head with it - Riddle will just be "Erased".


Nah. Harry will create a transdimensional spell, then grab a bottle
of white out.
Re: An ending for Book 7 [message #247842 ] So, 16 April 2006 09:18
Toon  
On Sat, 15 Apr 2006 17:12:07 GMT, "Thingy" <strokie2003 [at] yahoo.co.uk>
wrote:

>"Kish" <Kish_K [at] pacbell.net> wrote in message
>news:PhY%f.65780$H71.9099 [at] newssvr13.news.prodigy.com...
><snip>
>
>> I can practically guarantee you that the final book will not involve Harry
>> casting Avada Kedavra.
>
>Hehehe, just finished watchine "Dracula Dead and Loving it" and there's a
>paricular scene that unfortunately I doubt will be in the las book,
>but.....reproduced here with a few changes...
>
>Voldemort: Arrogant mortal! You are in my world now and you will never leave
>this graveyard alive! I will destroy you, and then I will possess those whom
>you love the most. And there is not a single thing in the world you can do
>to stop me!
>
>[Voldemort laughs. Harry pokes him in the eyes and Voldemort drops Harry]
>
>Voldemort: Ow!
>
>*grin*
>T.
>

Nyuck Nyuck Nyuck.
Re: An ending for Book 7 [message #247857 ] So, 16 April 2006 13:44
Alex Clark  
The final showdown will be in the boxing ring. Dudley gives Voldything
the old one-two.
----------
Voldemort gets the idea that he might be able to turn Harry into a Dark
wizard. He sends Peter to talk with Harry:

"Dumbledore never told you what happened to your father."
"Yes he did! You betrayed him to his death!"
"No. I am your father."
"Yeeccchhhh!!!!!"
----------
Voldemort finds out that with Harry's blood in him he can't make new
Horcruxes. He gathers a few Death Eaters around him and orders them
that once he has used the Killing Curse on himself they will bring him
back in a new body that doesn't contain any part of Harry. Meanwhile,
Voldy has gotten so desperate to hide his last Horcrux that he has
tried adding the Fidelius Charm to its other protections, but he picks
Snape for his Secret Keeper. Snape anonymously gives Harry & Co. (Ltd.)
access so that they can destroy the Horcrux. Then, just as the new
Voldy is rising from the cauldron, Harry bursts in carrying the last
Horcrux, now destroyed. Voldy grabs his wand and aims a Killing Curse
at Harry. But just then a phoenix flies over and takes a dump on
Voldy's robe. As Voldy casts his curse at the phoenix, Peter (with his
wand in his silver hand) curses Voldy to death.

--
Alex Clark

Dr. Omer Moll Toad IV (an anagram rejected by Tom Riddle)
Re: An ending for Book 7 [message #247877 ] So, 16 April 2006 20:05
pstaw57550  
Works for me - I like the idea of the DA being involved!
Re: An ending for Book 7 [message #247878 ] So, 16 April 2006 20:05
pstaw57550  
Works for me - I like the idea of the DA being involved!
Re: An ending for Book 7 [message #247890 ] Mo, 17 April 2006 01:25
dicconf  
In article <1145060418.418908.230490 [at] i39g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>,
<summitdc [at] gmail.com> wrote:
>Ok it's just a guess, but I was talking with an author who loves the
>potter books, and we came up with a great ending,
>
>Back into the graveyard, HP again surrounded by Death Eaters and
>Voldemort does his final hurrah, little does he know Harry has
>destroyed the horcruxes.
>
>Just as Volde raises his wand to finish Harry off, pop pop pop all
>the students from Hogwart apparate in, surrounding the Death Eaters,
>now it's hundreds verses maybe 20, they all raise their wands,
>Voldemart hesitates just longs enough for all the stunners to sweep
>thru the death eaters, an errant spell looses the wand from Voldemort's
>hand, Harry ( who was wandless) picks it up, and aims it at Voldemort,
>V laughs saying you can't kill me, Harry pulls out evidence of the
>last horcrux, V screams NOOOOOO, Harry utters the curse and
>Voldemort is no more.

I do think some of the other students will be involved, probably
the DA versus the Slytherins, but I think the final battle will
begin at Hogwarts, probably on or near May 1st. It may move from
there to a nearby clearing.

I doubt that a stray spell will disarm Voldemort, but a deliberate
one might do it, or a combination one - like when the Trio all used
Expelliarmus together and disarmed Snape. I also think that he can
do magic without a wand as long as he is in a body. He couldn't do
it when he was bodiless, but I think he is keeping his early ability
secret as a surprise in case he ever is wandless again.

Potions will be important; they may even have to use one from Snape's
office.

Harry will find another new way to travel; he will probably learn to fly.

=Tamar
Re: An ending for Book 7 [message #247911 ] Mo, 17 April 2006 13:57
sjmcarter  
Sounds good, but I doubt the ending will be so happy. One of the main
themes in the series is that evil can never truly be erradicated, only
temporarily conquered. So, I think Harry will vanquish Voldemort, but
the threat of his return will be hinted at, OR more likely:
Harry will totally get rid of V and Ron will comment that it's finally
over. Ron and Hermione will be standing behind him, and he'll be
holding Ginny, staring off into the distance, and state something to
the effect that it will never be "over", others will try to rise and
take V's place, but he'll be ready for them. Oh yeah, and something
about his scar not being there. Yes, I know, it's "lame" :-P

OT, but how much you wanna bet that the final horcrux will actually be
the mirror Sirius gave to Harry?
Re: An ending for Book 7 [message #247915 ] Mo, 17 April 2006 14:46
Fleeced  
"Toot" wrote:
> Jane considers you ending LAME.
> It's easy to criticise, but Jane did not offer her version of an ending.
> Just "LAME"!!!!
> So I would not take too much notice of what Jane says.

I'm not a very good cook, but I know good food when I
taste it. Jane doesn't need to be a writer to recognise crap.
Jane was right, the suggested ending was extremely lame.

The idea of students taking up the fight has some merit,
I'll admit... I'd actually like to see people make a united
stand. But the rest was awful.

Cheers,
Fleeced
Re: An ending for Book 7 [message #247926 ] Mo, 17 April 2006 16:59
Brent Braten  
> OT, but how much you wanna bet that the final horcrux will actually be
> the mirror Sirius gave to Harry?
>
LOL! You have got to be kidding! I don't think Tom even knew it existed.
Re: An ending for Book 7 [message #247930 ] Mo, 17 April 2006 17:43
Lady Grey  
Fleeced wrote:
> "Toot" wrote:
> > Jane considers you ending LAME.
> > It's easy to criticise, but Jane did not offer her version of an ending.
> > Just "LAME"!!!!
> > So I would not take too much notice of what Jane says.

okay if you want an elaboration of what i meant by lame; it was poorly
written English, it did not read like a story (more like a draft/plan
of one), the idea that harry will AK LV is uninspired and very unlikely
and all the students don't know how to apparate like the ending would
require them to.

> I'm not a very good cook, but I know good food when I
> taste it. Jane doesn't need to be a writer to recognise crap.

exactly, anyone who has an opinion is entitled to critque. Though a
few years ago I did attempt some harry potter fanfiction, check out
http://www.fanfiction.net/~janegrey if you feel like a laugh at my
expense :)

> Jane was right, the suggested ending was extremely lame.

whereby lame = uninspired, boring, inconsistent with canon and just
plain dull

> The idea of students taking up the fight has some merit,

yeah but i don't see it happening in the scale that is suggested in
that ending unless LV brought the fight to Hogwarts. In which case it
would be a case of standing and fighting together rather than the mass
offensive suggested in that ending.

> I'll admit... I'd actually like to see people make a united
> stand. But the rest was awful.

--
Jane Grey
Re: An ending for Book 7 [message #252812 ] Di, 18 April 2006 09:45
Toon  
On 17 Apr 2006 04:57:12 -0700, sjmcarter [at] gmail.com wrote:

>Sounds good, but I doubt the ending will be so happy. One of the main
>themes in the series is that evil can never truly be erradicated, only
>temporarily conquered. So, I think Harry will vanquish Voldemort, but
>the threat of his return will be hinted at, OR more likely:
>Harry will totally get rid of V and Ron will comment that it's finally
>over. Ron and Hermione will be standing behind him, and he'll be
>holding Ginny, staring off into the distance, and state something to
>the effect that it will never be "over", others will try to rise and
>take V's place, but he'll be ready for them. Oh yeah, and something
>about his scar not being there. Yes, I know, it's "lame" :-P
>
>OT, but how much you wanna bet that the final horcrux will actually be
>the mirror Sirius gave to Harry?

The smashed one and thus a destroyed horcrux?

Who knows how it'll end. Maybe V can't ever be truly killed. In the
end, Harry will one day feel an all too familiar pain in his scar.
Re: An ending for Book 7 [message #252836 ] Di, 18 April 2006 18:10
wadkin2000  
Toon wrote:
> On 17 Apr 2006 04:57:12 -0700, sjmcarter [at] gmail.com wrote:
>
> >Sounds good, but I doubt the ending will be so happy. One of the main
> >themes in the series is that evil can never truly be erradicated, only
> >temporarily conquered. So, I think Harry will vanquish Voldemort, but
> >the threat of his return will be hinted at, OR more likely:
> >Harry will totally get rid of V and Ron will comment that it's finally
> >over. Ron and Hermione will be standing behind him, and he'll be
> >holding Ginny, staring off into the distance, and state something to
> >the effect that it will never be "over", others will try to rise and
> >take V's place, but he'll be ready for them. Oh yeah, and something
> >about his scar not being there. Yes, I know, it's "lame" :-P
> >
> >OT, but how much you wanna bet that the final horcrux will actually be
> >the mirror Sirius gave to Harry?
>
> The smashed one and thus a destroyed horcrux?
>
> Who knows how it'll end. Maybe V can't ever be truly killed. In the
> end, Harry will one day feel an all too familiar pain in his scar.


That would definitely leave open the possibility of continuing the
series: "Harry Potter and the Continuing Saga of Trying to Vanquish
He-Who-Cannot-Be-Vanquished"! LOL!
Re: An ending for Book 7 [message #252850 ] Mi, 19 April 2006 00:18
Thomas Madura  
Toon wrote:
> On 17 Apr 2006 04:57:12 -0700, sjmcarter [at] gmail.com wrote:
>
>
>>Sounds good, but I doubt the ending will be so happy. One of the main
>>themes in the series is that evil can never truly be erradicated, only
>>temporarily conquered. So, I think Harry will vanquish Voldemort, but
>>the threat of his return will be hinted at, OR more likely:
>>Harry will totally get rid of V and Ron will comment that it's finally
>>over. Ron and Hermione will be standing behind him, and he'll be
>>holding Ginny, staring off into the distance, and state something to
>>the effect that it will never be "over", others will try to rise and
>>take V's place, but he'll be ready for them. Oh yeah, and something
>>about his scar not being there. Yes, I know, it's "lame" :-P
>>
>>OT, but how much you wanna bet that the final horcrux will actually be
>>the mirror Sirius gave to Harry?
>
>
> The smashed one and thus a destroyed horcrux?
>
> Who knows how it'll end. Maybe V can't ever be truly killed. In the
> end, Harry will one day feel an all too familiar pain in his scar.


No - Riddle can be completely killed - just as Grindewald was a while
earlier.

No matter what - the bad guy always makes an inevitable really stupid
mistake that allows the good guys to kill him. Normally - it is keeping
the sheriff(Secret agent - policeperson) alive after he is captured to
allow him to fight another day.

AND - no matter how dark and bleak it looks for the goodguy - they
always have an ace in the hole somewhere.

Riddle will not only be merely dead - but really quite sincerely,
undeniably and reliably dead.

Ron and Hermione will mount their trusty steeds and wonder off into the
sunset.

And Harry will drift off down the river in the boat with Truly Scrumptious.
Re: An ending for Book 7 [message #252887 ] Mi, 19 April 2006 08:47
cwlNO  
In article <3Bd1g.42341$1q4.13725 [at] bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net>,
Thom Madura <Thom-Madura [at] Worldnet.att.net> wrote:

>Toon wrote:
>> On 17 Apr 2006 04:57:12 -0700, sjmcarter [at] gmail.com wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Sounds good, but I doubt the ending will be so happy. One of the main
>>>themes in the series is that evil can never truly be erradicated, only
>>>temporarily conquered. So, I think Harry will vanquish Voldemort, but
>>>the threat of his return will be hinted at, OR more likely:
>>>Harry will totally get rid of V and Ron will comment that it's finally
>>>over. Ron and Hermione will be standing behind him, and he'll be
>>>holding Ginny, staring off into the distance, and state something to
>>>the effect that it will never be "over", others will try to rise and
>>>take V's place, but he'll be ready for them. Oh yeah, and something
>>>about his scar not being there. Yes, I know, it's "lame" :-P
>>>
>>>OT, but how much you wanna bet that the final horcrux will actually be
>>>the mirror Sirius gave to Harry?
>>
>>
>> The smashed one and thus a destroyed horcrux?
>>
>> Who knows how it'll end. Maybe V can't ever be truly killed. In the
>> end, Harry will one day feel an all too familiar pain in his scar.
>
>
>No - Riddle can be completely killed - just as Grindewald was a while
>earlier.

Grindelwald was defeated by DD, not necessarily killed. Being defeated is
similar to being vanquished.

>
>No matter what - the bad guy always makes an inevitable really stupid
>mistake that allows the good guys to kill him. Normally - it is keeping
>the sheriff(Secret agent - policeperson) alive after he is captured to
>allow him to fight another day.
>
>AND - no matter how dark and bleak it looks for the goodguy - they
>always have an ace in the hole somewhere.
>
>Riddle will not only be merely dead - but really quite sincerely,
>undeniably and reliably dead.
>
>Ron and Hermione will mount their trusty steeds and wonder off into the
>sunset.
>
>And Harry will drift off down the river in the boat with Truly Scrumptious.
--
Chris
Re: An ending for Book 7 [message #252893 ] Mi, 19 April 2006 09:54
Toon  
On Tue, 18 Apr 2006 22:18:39 GMT, Thom Madura
<Thom-Madura [at] Worldnet.att.net> wrote:

>No - Riddle can be completely killed - just as Grindewald was a while
>earlier.

Who says Grindewald was killed? We don't know what DD did with him.
Re: An ending for Book 7 [message #252905 ] Mi, 19 April 2006 13:05
coldh0pe  
LAME MAN.
Re: An ending for Book 7 [message #252906 ] Mi, 19 April 2006 13:06
coldh0pe  
CUTE.

its really lame, i think ur a bit of a nut but thats pretty funny. its
just might happen.
Re: An ending for Book 7 [message #252923 ] Mi, 19 April 2006 22:17
Alex Clark  
Thom Madura wrote:
> Riddle will not only be merely dead - but really quite sincerely,
> undeniably and reliably dead.

But his ghost will linger forever at Hogwarts, where he will be twice
as obnoxious as Peeves and twice as good at manipulating physical
objects as Myrtle. He will make a big nuisance of himself in the
prefects' bathroom, and he will have a running battle with the Bloody
Baron over who gets to be the Slytherin House Ghost.

He will qualify for the Headless Hunt, but they won't let him in
because he's no fun.

:->

--
Alex Clark

Do mar evil mold rot (an anagram rejected by Tom Riddle)
Re: An ending for Book 7 [message #253378 ] Do, 27 April 2006 05:10
jimhoffa  
Was just reading on JKR's website and one of the FAQ's or rumors she
responded to seemed to suggest the horcrux's destruction may play another
role other than just giving Harry the ability to kill Voldy.

It was something in the response about what would have happened if the
Diary horcrux had succeded and come back to life. She seemed to be
suggesting that with each destroyed horcrux, Voldy becomes stronger or
that one of the horcrux's may find a way to come to life and that would
make Voldy stronger or something... I dunno but it seems interesting.

Maybe you should work that into your ending!
Re: An ending for Book 7 [message #253379 ] Do, 27 April 2006 05:19
jimhoffa  
Ah, was thinking about those mirrors too. How nice it would be if the
horcrux could shift between the two mirrors for its own protection.
Re: An ending for Book 7 [message #253381 ] Do, 27 April 2006 07:00
Toon  
On Wed, 26 Apr 2006 23:10:51 -0400, "jimhoffa" <jimhoffa [at] hotmail.com>
wrote:

>Was just reading on JKR's website and one of the FAQ's or rumors she
>responded to seemed to suggest the horcrux's destruction may play another
>role other than just giving Harry the ability to kill Voldy.
>
>It was something in the response about what would have happened if the
>Diary horcrux had succeded and come back to life. She seemed to be
>suggesting that with each destroyed horcrux, Voldy becomes stronger or
>that one of the horcrux's may find a way to come to life and that would
>make Voldy stronger or something... I dunno but it seems interesting.
>
>Maybe you should work that into your ending!

That was a special case only. Diary's an exception, not the rule.
Re: An ending for Book 7 [message #261826 ] Do, 04 Mai 2006 19:02
sjmcarter  
"Who says Grindewald was killed? We don't know what DD did with him. "

Excellent point! What if, like V, Grindwald figured out how to split
his soul into shards, and was partially re-incarnated into Voldemort?
Ok, corny, convolurted, and extremely unlikely, but JKR could make it
work.
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