Was the ending to Harry Potter the best ending?

Hey brother, guys I still remember the first time I read Harry Potter and the deathly house,

like staying up to midnight on release day, hanging out at the big Barnes and Noble party.

Pivoting to the Kroger next door with 30 minutes to go

to avoid standing in line while everyone back at the books

trying to stand there until 2 a.m.

while I was already on Chapter 10.

H. Of course my friend John told me that Hedway was going to die

because he found a copy online ahead of time and I was like, John Mon earth would you do that?

Mental that one, I'm telling you.

But then just having my mind blown page after page chapter after chapter is every little thing you've been wondering about for the past seven years was finally paid off in Baltimore was defeated.

It was truly glorious and I absolutely loved how it all just came together so perfectly at the end.

But some 20 years and 100 rereads later, I've had some time to think about it and while I still find the ending perfectly satisfying, there are absolutely some things I would change.

Things I feel like should have happened, or honestly I can't believe didn't happen because it feels so badly like they were being set up to happen?

Harry becoming an oar, like sure it felt good at the time,

but is that really what should have happened?

Like, isn't there a way more obvious career path for him?

Pretty obvious. And would he really name his kid Severus? Like, I know his first kid was James

Serious, so you already used your godfather's name.

But what about the guy who just named you godfather to his son? I mean personally I think

albus remis has a nice ring to it.

Or Albus Dobby, or Albus Hedwig.

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