The potter saga ended with the final confrontation between Voldemort and our young bespectacled hero. And so did the eight-part film series, which it inspired. The last installment of one of the most successful film franchise in history, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part II released on July 15, 2011 in India to packed houses and teary-eyed audiences. While most of the fans had already bid adieu to Hogwarts when the seventh book by J.K. Rowling came out in July 21, 2007, they couldn’t resist meeting their magical friends – the faithful companions of their childhood – one last time on the silver screen.
Voldemort, thinking Snape is the master of the Elder Wand because he killed Dumbledore, kills Snape. While viewing Snape’s memories, Harry comes across the stunning realization that Harry himself is an unintended Horcrux and that he must die for Voldemort to die. Voldemort “kills” Harry, but he only destroyed the Horcrux in Harry. Harry and Voldemort have a fight, during which Neville kills Nagini, also a Horcrux. Harry uses Malfoy’s wand in the duel against Voldemort, and since Malfoy is the true master of the Elder Wand (he disarmed Dumbledore before he was killed by Snape), Harry is now the Elder Wand’s master. When Voldermort tries to kill Harry with the Elder Wand, it backfires and kills Voldemort. Harry snaps the Elder Wand in two. We then cut to nineteen years later where an adult Harry and Ginny, along with Ron and Hermione, are sending their kids off to Hogwarts.
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