Radcliffe on Potter: Die Harry, Die!

As soon as I saw The Matrix Revolutions I turned to my sister and told her the Harry Potter series would end in a similar way. Harry will realize that the only way to kill Voldemort is to kill himself. Neither can exist while the other still lives. My sister refused to believe it, but I've stood by that all along, and it looks like it may end up like that.

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I hope that Harry dies. Don't get me wrong, I love the books but if Harry dies then it stops any sequels that some idiot might do to ruin the series.

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I think Harry will die because I think he is one of the horcruxes. I think that when Voldemort killed Harrys parents, he put a piece of his soul into Harry. (If it can be put into a human...)

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ok, in the 5th book the prophecy said "neither can live while the other survives" so if harry dies won't voldemort just be able to kill more people and make more horcruxes? if he dies i just hope voldemort dies first because now that dumbldore's gone there will be no one to defeat voldemort.


DUH!

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high fives for The Joshler and his awesome comment

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i thought dumbledore dyin wuz bad......this SUCKS!!!!

but makes sense...lol

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I would probably walk around in a daze for a month if Harry dies at the end of the seventh book. However, I think the more intriguing question to discuss is "Who is R.A.B.?" Personally, my best guess would be Regulus Black, Sirius' brother, since you will remember that it was revealed that he was killed by Voldemort himself because he had betrayed Voldemort in some way. What kind of betrayal would warrant Voldemort to do the job himself? I would say that destroying one of his horcruxes would! Wouldn't you agree? But, it's just a theory.

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i think harry is a horcrux bcuz of the connectin between him and LOrd.V he shall die i think and also wut wood he do for a life after that. he said his whole life was destroyed and ravaged by LOrd.v

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This is why I hope they don't release Book & and Movie 5 (the next one) at the same time. If Harry dies, some people (me!) may be so devastated that they might refuse to see movie 5/6/ and def. 7. Less money to you, Missy Jo, think about that!!! (small voicepleasedon'tkillHarry!)

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i think it would be best 4 harry 2 die because if harry dies,voldemort dies.i can't wait 2 read the last final book of harry potter.I wish J.K Rowling success in this book.good luck

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hell probalby die and come back to life somehow.i think if he dies and i reread the series somday it would all somehow seem pointless

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for me, i think, harry will not die.because harry wants to revenge from his father and mother to the hands of veldemort. harry wants to revenge voldemort.

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i dont want, harry will die...because he is so brave ...he wants to revenge voldemort from his parents......

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I don't think he will die. There is plenty of evidence to suggest that he will die, but I just don't see it happening. I believe there will be a major twist/killing in the book and Harry won't be apart of it.

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well let's not look at harry in a suicidal way. definetly before he does die (which he will) he will probably realize that he can take lord voldermort with him. i think the end of this book calls for a bittersweet ending. like....both voldermort and harry dying, but ron marying hermione. hahaha

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here's a weird thought. all the connections that we have seen between H and V were magical. gift of snake speak, common wands, the sorting hat picking up on an essense of V in harry and almost putting him as Draco's bunkmate, the dreams.

what if it is the magic that is actually the common thread. like if Harry is a horacrux he's tapping into it to increase his magic.but not on purpose.

but now the two are linked. so if you destroy one part of Harry's magic, you destroy it all and V's magic is destroyed. Remember when Dumbledore said something about there are worse things than death. maybe that's the worse thing. for someone like V to be left with no magic. to be made mortal. for Harry it wouldn't be a super huge deal because he was basically mortal for 11 years (in his mind at least cause he wasn't aware of his magic) and his friends wouldn't abandon him. I'm sure they would figure out some way to switch his wizard money for magic money and to give him entrance to his house (that Sirius left him) etc. but for voldy, that would be torture.

and since there's really no story in Harry the boy that was a wizard but isn't now, the sequel issue is solved.

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I don't think Harry is a horcrux because that has to be a very intentional thing to do, and since Voldemort was sure he would kill Harry there was no reason to do that. Also supposedly if JK wishes a Wizard a Happy Birthday on her official website the survive, and Harry has already been wished a happy birthday.

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Man, I think he'd better die. I love Harry, don't get me wrong, he's like my fav. little wizarding man and stuff but it would be such a more dramatic ending. And in all honesty, I'm bored of the good guy always living and the bad guy always dying. The Matrix had that little twist and it was a great ending. If Harry dies, it'll be sad and stuff but amazing and he will have even more fame then he already does in both the wizarding world and the real world.

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I started reading the Harry Potter series many years ago at the urging of my then 11 year old daughter. Since then she and I have anticpated each new sequel with great delight. We have waited in line at midnight, dressed in costume, argued over the plots and have generally grown closer discussing these books.
Harry Potter represents most of what is missing in our society, loyalty, honesty, friendship, love and humility to name just a few of the traits Harry embodies. In an age where there is little of what can be considered good in our world to kill off Harry would be wrong. Long live Harry and what he means to young and old alike-Hope and perseverance!

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I started reading the Harry Potter series many years ago at the urging of my then 11 year old daughter. Since then she and I have anticpated each new sequel with great delight. We have waited in line at midnight, dressed in costume, argued over the plots and have generally grown closer discussing these books.
Harry Potter represents most of what is missing in our society, loyalty, honesty, friendship, love and humility to name just a few of the traits Harry embodies. In an age where there is little of what can be considered good in our world to kill off Harry would be wrong. Long live Harry and what he means to young and old alike-Hope and perseverance!

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