Hey brother, guys Harry's march into the forest at the end of Deathly Hallows is arguably one of the most

epic scenes from the entire series.

Voldemort's whole army and Voldemort himself literally surround Harry who is unarmed prepared to die

Voldemort has been waiting for this very moment for pretty much his entire life and definitely for all of Harry's life.

And he has spent that whole time preparing for this. This is the moment.

And he's overcome a myriad of pretty big problems too,

like the twin cores.

But now he holds the elder wand

and he killed Severus Snape, making him the true master of it.

Or at least, so he thinks. And now all that's left to do is to

fulfill the prophecy, to kill Harry Potter, the chosen one, and to claim his rightful destiny.

Of course, we the readers all know that he ultimately fails in this particular endeavor

and is not successful in destroying Harry Potter.

However, it really feels like coming into this moment that that's on the table. It could happen.

If anything, it's an absolute literal miracle that Harry is ever able to leave that forest.

I mean, for one, it's great that Harry survives and again

miracle. But beyond that if any one of Voldemort's followers had realized that Harry was

still alive and told Voldemort then he would have been surrounded by enemies.

And all of them could have just immediately rushed Harry, or

Waldemort could just quite simply literally try to kill him again.

So again, miracle one coming back from the dead.

Miracle two, getting out of the forest without anybody realizing these actually alive,

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