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I have just finished the 7th book of your series, “Harry Potter, and the Deathly Hallows”, and I think it had an aesthetic ending. When I had finished the 6th book, I was left upon pondering , why had Dumbledore asked for Snape?, and why did Snape accept the Unforgivable Oath? These questions were all answered towards the end of the book. The thing that really triggered me was when Harry was killed. Predict what were to happen if Harry decided to stay dead? Would Voldemort be immortal?Or would another hero pickup the quest? If Dumbledore was here what things would he do to help Harry, and would he defeat Voldemort. When Ron left I was confused, he said he would do what was told, but didn’t have “Constant Vigilance”. I have always wondered

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