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Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows Part 2 -20... May 2026
“It’s the only way to end it,” Harry said.
She stopped two feet from him. The pain in her face wasn't from the gash. “You’re going after Voldemort’s soul fragments. In the middle of a siege.” Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows Part 2 -20...
Hermione’s hand found his arm in the darkness. “Harry, the Room of Requirement is a trap. Draco Malfoy already tried to bring Greyback in through there. It might be swarming with Snatchers.” “It’s the only way to end it,” Harry said
McGonagall was silent for a long moment. Then she did something unexpected. She lowered her wand and smiled—a thin, fierce, terrible smile. “You have your mother’s eyes, but you have James’s nerve. Foolhardy, reckless nerve.” She looked past him at Ron and Hermione. “And you two. You never left him.” “You’re going after Voldemort’s soul fragments
The echo of her footsteps on the marble stairs faded, replaced by the thundering of their own as they ran toward the Horcrux, toward Voldemort, and toward the end. End of scene.
Harry took one last look at McGonagall’s retreating figure—small, indomitable, a lioness in tartan—then pulled his Invisibility Cloak back over his head.