In the thrilling conclusion to the Harry
Potter series, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Harry and his friends
face the ultimate battle between the forces of good and bad. Members of both
sides have to face life and death in a changing world.
At the beginning of the novel Harry,
Ron, and Hermione attempt to spend a semi-normal summer, celebrating weddings
and romances. However, the illusion of normalcy is soon smashed and they must
begin their journey to destroy the Horcruxes, reservoirs of power that keep
Voldemort alive, so that during the final battle he can be killed once and for
all.
Along the way Harry learns who his real
friends are. Hermione knows what is at stake and never wavers but Ron has a
moment when he leaves the group, the stress being too much for him. In the end
most of Harry’s classmates who have stood beside him at some point during the
earlier novels continue to support him until the very end. This is the main
lesson: love and support truly are some of the most powerful emotions that can
be found on this earth.
The end of the series is very powerful,
with several important characters being killed in the heat of the battle. Major
secrets are revealed, romances blossom, and the epilogue explains what happens
to Harry, Ron, and Hermione in the future.
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