| − | '''Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows'' is the seventh novel in the Harry Potter series by [[JK Rowling]]. Harry is an adult now and has to finish off Lord Voldemort. The Dark Lord now controls Hogwarts and appoints his henchmen Snape as headmaster. Harry has to destroy all of the Dark Lord's Horcruxes and then kill the Dark Lord himself. He eventually comes to Hogwarts to find the last Horcrux he needs to destroy. In the end he sees Voldemort murder Snape and discovers that Snape was only pretending to support Voldemort and had actually secretly been on the anti-Voldemort side the whole time. Harry manages to kill Voldemort at the end of the book. | + | '''''Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows''''' is the seventh novel in the [[Harry Potter]] series by [[JK Rowling]]. Harry is an adult now and has to finish off Lord Voldemort. The Dark Lord now controls Hogwarts and appoints his henchmen Snape as headmaster. Harry has to destroy all of the Dark Lord's Horcruxes and then kill the Dark Lord himself. He eventually comes to Hogwarts to find the last Horcrux he needs to destroy. In the end he sees Voldemort murder Snape and discovers that Snape was only pretending to support Voldemort and had actually secretly been on the anti-Voldemort side the whole time. Harry manages to kill Voldemort at the end of the book. |
| | + | The book promotes [[euthanasia]] and rejects the idea that anyone might refuse to take part in it for reasons of conscience. Albus Dumbledore, dying of a fatal curse, forces Snape to kill him as part of a plan to make Snape the perfect spy, although Snape doesn't really want to kill him. |