From the
Guardian:
What form might the remaining Horcruxes take and could the final one, as Professor Dumbledore predicted, be the great snake Nagini? Who is the mysterious 'RAB'? Why is it significant that 'scar' is the final word of the final chapter of the seventh and final book of the series? And, most important of all, is Harry going to die or will he slay Voldemort and get back together with Ginny Weasley and live happily (or at least less perilously) ever after?
If you didn't understand a word of what you have just read, it means you've developed a rare resistance to the most powerful and lucrative spell in the publishing industry and, unlike hundreds of millions of readers across the globe, you have never picked up a book by the elusive JK Rowling.
Read more about JK Rowling in this Guardian article or just sit, flipping a coin to decide Harry's fate. I'm with John Irving: "My fingers are crossed for Harry."
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