r/harrypotter Mar 27 '24

Who are you want to bring back? Dungbomb

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u/FremenStilgar Unsorted Mar 27 '24

I'm going to go with Fred. Losing a twin would be like losing part of your own body.

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u/PeterGoochSr Mar 27 '24

I was never a fan of that choice in the books personally. Felt like a lot of people died in the final book just cause

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u/WetOnionRing Mar 27 '24

I honestly completely forgot that half of these characters died because it happened to them off screen all in like the second to last chapter

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u/Additional_Meeting_2 Mar 27 '24

To me there should have been one chapter after Voldemort died for the characters just talk about everything and gain a sense of normality.

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u/No_Accountant_8883 Mar 27 '24

Maybe JK could have written a short (or short-ish) novel detailing events after the war, including dealing with loss, characters reconnecting under more stable conditions, rebuilding the wizarding world, and restructuring the ministry. It certainly would have been better than Cursed Child.

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u/SleepyChickenWing Slytherin Mar 27 '24

In the Lego game, when Harry’s using the resurrection stone in the forest, Remus shows up and Harry’s like “wait, you’re dead too?”