In Harry Potter and the Dead Hall, which are the three Dead Hallows

The Elder Wand (originally in Dumbledore's hands, but later after Dumbledore's death, he recognized Draco, and finally Harry defeated Draco and got the Elder Wand, and used it to repair Voldemort's ruined wand), Regeneration Stone (the Golden Snitch given by Dumbledore) Invisibility Cloak (always on Harry).

Summary. At the end of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, when Harry Potter pulls out the Golden Snitch, a line appears on it - open at the end. This phrase not only hints at where the Resurrection Stone is hidden, but more importantly, in the last Harry Potter book, there are several details that echo the first Philosopher's Stone.

This Harry Potter feast is coming to an end, but at the same time, it is also a new beginning.

Similarities and differences between the beginning and end of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.

At the end of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, when Harry Potter pulls out the Golden Snitch, a line appears on it - open at the end. This phrase not only hints at where the Resurrection Stone is hidden, but more importantly, in the last Harry Potter book, there are several details that echo the first Philosopher's Stone. This Harry Potter feast is coming to an end, but at the same time, it is also a new beginning.

1. Chocolate Frog In "The Philosopher's Stone", when Harry first opens the chocolate frog package, the frog "comes to life", jumps on the window of the train, and slips out of the gap. In the finale of "Deathly Hallows", Harry sent his youngest son Albus Severus Potter on the Hogwarts train. Of course, it's not the same frog, but it suggests that another cycle has begun, and the grandchildren have arrived.

2. The first highlight moment of the brave Neville was in "The Philosopher's Stone". When Triangle is about to break the school rules, Neville steps in to stop them. In Dumbledore's words, "It takes superhuman courage to deal with enemies, and it takes a lot of courage to stand your ground in front of your friends."

In the final Battle of Hogwarts, Neville faces the most important moment of his life, this time not with his friends, but against his most formidable enemies, Lord Voldemort and Nagini. Neville stepped up again, rejecting Voldemort's persuasion and bravely killing Nagini.

3. The reappearance of the light extinguisher At the beginning of "The Philosopher's Stone", Dumbledore used the light extinguisher to extinguish the street lights on No. 4 Privet Road. At that time, the light extinguisher was not called a light extinguisher (in the original English book of "The Philosopher's Stone", it was called a put-outer). In Deathly Hallows, the lights-out reappeared (officially named Deluminator at this time) and was left to Ron as a relic of Dumbledore.

In one section, it is used to extinguish the lights, and in the last, it is used to guide the way.

The story begins with the scene at the Malfoy house, where Snape and a ** Yaxley from the Ministry of Magic while Voldemort learns of the date when Harry Potter intends to leave the Dursley house.

Voldemort borrowed Lucius (Draco Malfoy's father) from his wand, as his own wand and Harry's wand were twins (the two feathers of the same phoenix were the cores of their wands) and could not use spells properly against Harry. Voldemort planned to kill Harry on his way to safety, and Harry was over 7 years old at the time.

Yaxley said that Harry would leave on the 30th, his 17th birthday, and Snape, as Dumbledore's double spy, asked Mundungus to suggest that Harry leave a week earlier, and gave Voldemort real information according to Dumbledore's instructions to ensure that Voldemort was convinced of Snape.

It is "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" that is the final chapter of the Harry Potter seven-part series, and that's it.

is the last part, and naturally explains the ending of **, the ending is the scene where the survivors send their children to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry after 19 years after the big battle with Voldemort. Happily, the "magical trio" Harry, Ron, and Hermione all died, and Ron and Hermione also married and gave birth to two children, Ross and Hugo, and Ron even cheated with magic to get past the Muggle driver's license test. The most surprising thing is that Harry and Ginny are married, and their three children are named James, Lily, and Albs respectively in honor of Harry's parents and Headmaster Dumbledore, who died in the last episode.

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows is the finale of the Harry Potter series.

Yes, there are seven of them

Yes, I can't get enough of it, Aunt Rowling is "ruthless".

Yes, it's helpless, it's sad, it's not anymore.

Basically, yes. Because the author said that he didn't want to leave regrets and wanted Harry Potter to end in his own hands, it is unlikely that he will continue to come out. However, it is recommended to read the book after watching the movie, the book is more exciting.