Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows SPOILER Thread (SPOILERS!)

Hey Everyone. Ok, the book comes out within a month now and Spoilers are bound to be flying around soon and a lot of people forget or don't know how to warn people of spoilers. Well here is a thread that is way ahead of all that because it already has a spoiler warning on this thread, so guess what. ANYTHING THAT CAN BE CONSIDERED A SPOILER WILL GO HERE UNTIL ABOUT A MONTH AFTER THE BOOK IS RELEASED. Of course that's just what I want. If you guys us the warnings and the spoiler things to hid info from others then that's just fine, I want be ranting about it. This is just a heads up because spoilers are bound to be flying around. For example, last year when the page that show Dumbledore was dead was going around everywhere. Surprisingly no one still believed it till the read it but yea. That's besides the point. Keep it here people and spare us all.

And to all the new people will be joining and hopefully read this first, do not start new threads because you want to be cool and start a thread after the book comes out in your area or you hear something. You don't know how to use spoilers or probably wont use them and the warning for the thread. Enjoy the thread (even though it probably wont be used for a while which means I'll keep bumping it up every now and then just in case). Spoilers galore.

I heard that Malfoy wears nipple tape in this one.

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shock I heard that too ermmhappy

Use the spoiler tags so that if I "accidentally" come in here, I don't have to story ruined like last time. haermm

Originally posted by Running Mascara
shock I heard that too ermmhappy

I heard that Ron and Harry have homosexual fantasies...

Ahem. People, stop saying stupid things. This isn't a joke thread. This is why people don't take spoilers so seriously...

ok, really?
well you asked for it....

*clears throat....

Snape is still a good guy, although he killed Dumbledore (which he did) that does not mean that another form of Dumbledore did not survive, for example the horocruxes.
sirius Black's part is not over.
Harry's parents will be very important in this one and alot is going to be said about them.
Harry is said to die in this one.
Harry turns 17 years old, and is spending a seventh term at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, which climaxes with seventh-year students taking the wizardry tests known as NEWTs. He gets to perform magic outside school -- normally a no-no -- and he will receive an Apparition license.
Harry will pay one more visit to the home of his Muggle relatives the Dursleys, during his break from school. But the protection Dumbledore has provided Harry while outside Hogwarts is set to expire.
Minor tidbits: Harry may get another pet, a Muggle may perform magic, there will be no Quidditch, and Sirius Black's two-way mirror and flying motorcycle make return appearances.
THE END: Book 7 will definitely be the end of the series, and Rowling has braced her fans to expect deaths of multiple major characters. The final chapter details what becomes of the surviving characters, and Rowling has stated that the last word of the book is "scar."
Wormtail's silver hand will be significant (either in a face-off with Lupin or by repaying his life-debt to Harry by killing greyback)

Originally posted by Kupo_Avalanche
ok, really?
well you asked for it....

*clears throat....

Snape is still a good guy, although he killed Dumbledore (which he did) that does not mean that another form of Dumbledore did not survive, for example the horocruxes.
sirius Black's part is not over.
Harry's parents will be very important in this one and alot is going to be said about them.
Harry is said to die in this one.
Harry turns 17 years old, and is spending a seventh term at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, which climaxes with seventh-year students taking the wizardry tests known as NEWTs. He gets to perform magic outside school -- normally a no-no -- and he will receive an Apparition license.
Harry will pay one more visit to the home of his Muggle relatives the Dursleys, during his break from school. But the protection Dumbledore has provided Harry while outside Hogwarts is set to expire.
Minor tidbits: Harry may get another pet, a Muggle may perform magic, there will be no Quidditch, and Sirius Black's two-way mirror and flying motorcycle make return appearances.
THE END: Book 7 will definitely be the end of the series, and Rowling has braced her fans to expect deaths of multiple major characters. The final chapter details what becomes of the surviving characters, and Rowling has stated that the last word of the book is "scar."
Wormtail's silver hand will be significant (either in a face-off with Lupin or by repaying his life-debt to Harry by killing greyback)

Originally posted by Kupo_Avalanche
ok, really?
well you asked for it....

*clears throat....

Snape is still a good guy, although he killed Dumbledore (which he did) that does not mean that another form of Dumbledore did not survive, for example the horocruxes.
sirius Black's part is not over.
Harry's parents will be very important in this one and alot is going to be said about them.
Harry is said to die in this one.
Harry turns 17 years old, and is spending a seventh term at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, which climaxes with seventh-year students taking the wizardry tests known as NEWTs. He gets to perform magic outside school -- normally a no-no -- and he will receive an Apparition license.
Harry will pay one more visit to the home of his Muggle relatives the Dursleys, during his break from school. But the protection Dumbledore has provided Harry while outside Hogwarts is set to expire.
Minor tidbits: Harry may get another pet, a Muggle may perform magic, there will be no Quidditch, and Sirius Black's two-way mirror and flying motorcycle make return appearances.
THE END: Book 7 will definitely be the end of the series, and Rowling has braced her fans to expect deaths of multiple major characters. The final chapter details what becomes of the surviving characters, and Rowling has stated that the last word of the book is "scar."
Wormtail's silver hand will be significant (either in a face-off with Lupin or by repaying his life-debt to Harry by killing greyback)

Harry, Ron, and Hermione quit school at the end of Half-Blood Prince. They won't be reattending, will they?

I sorta think they are 😐

well, fancy that... who'd've thunk it? 🙂

i think they'll reattend school to visit Dumbldores painting. Or to uncover something of Voldemorts there. Either way I think they'll eventually return to Hogwarts.

You might have heard the rumour already, but then here it is once again.

A hacker named Gabriel posted this week that he cracked the networks of London-based Bloomsbury Publishing to find out the ending of the best-selling series. Immediately the publisher warned those looking for the spoiler ending that the details of "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" could be nothing more than a hoax.

The hacker said that he had religious motivations for revealing the end of the acclaimed series.

However, security experts say they doubt that the final book in the Harry Potter series was really breached by hackers.

This link contains potential spoilers, or one more theory.

I wouldn' t give the claim much credence.

Okay, after reading several messages from an unknown hacker, the ending goes like this.

Snape tries to ambush ron and hermione and hagrid dies trying to protect them.

Ron and hermione flee to privet drive but voldermort surprises them and Hermione dies protecting Ron (6 pages of fighting!).

harry turns up and saves the day and hogwarts is peaceful again.

Oh and draco makes a horcrux, presumabley for fun.

Pretty crap ending really. If the hacker is telling the truth!

I don't really believe it ermm could be true, but i don't really believe it ermmhappy

BTW, there's a thread for spoilers already you should have posted this there ermm

I don't believe. It doesn't seem very plausable to me.

That stuff is so blatantly bullsh1t. First off, Draco makes horcruxes for fun and profit? The end of the last book makes it pretty clear that Draco was not a bad guy, but had been essentially forced into his position. So he'd hardly be making horcruxes for fun, that would completely remove all the depth that JK Rowling had given his character in the last book, and the whole is he a good guy or bad guy [?] feel about him. It's also pretty clear that horcruxes are Voldemort's thing, and something only the darkest of wizards would do, so having a lowly death eater making them would basically cheapen the whole concept behind them and how they're Voldemort's signature tools to immortality, especially the bit about him selling them for profit; I find it really hard to take a dark wizard selling such a significant dark object for such superficial gains seriously, and it's pretty clear that one of JK Rowlings goals was to make some of the later books much more serious than the earlier ones. Honestly, this is the kind of crap I'd expect from book 1 or 2.

Secondly, I find it really hard to believe that one of the most epic duels in the entire book will be between Voldemort, and fricking Ron and Hermione. Like they'd really be able to put up a fight against the Dark Lord.

As for the whole Harry saving the day thing, it would be way too cliché, and too happy an ending (JK Rowling has stated in interviews that this book will be a lot darker than the others).

Now pretending that what he's saying is true, I really find it hard to believe that JK Rowling's final book of the saga would suck that much, if that's honestly the best this guy can spoil for us. It's also pretty clear that his whole religious justification crap is a pathetic attempt at concealing the fact that what he's saying is bs.

Bottomline, Gaybriel is full of sh1t.

Originally posted by nmensfinest
Like they'd really be able to put up a fight against the Dark Lord.

But, when you think about it. Would Harry be able to stand up? Not the brightest bulb in the lamp is he.

Originally posted by nmensfinest

Bottomline, [b]Gaybriel is full of sh1t. [/B]