Deathly HallowsThe Deathly Hallows were three items in the Harry Potter series and its derivative works, namely the Elder Wand, the Lifestone, and the Invisibility Cloak.
In The Legend of the Three Brothers in The Tales of Beedle the Bard, the origin of the Deathly Hallows was described. The three brothers were stopped by Death when they used magic to build a bridge across the river. Death pretended to congratulate the three brothers on their magic, so that each of them could receive a reward. The eldest asked for the most powerful wand in the world, the second asked for the Lifestone, and the third asked for the Invisibility Cloak. The eldest brother was murdered by someone who coveted power because of his wand; the second brother used the Lifestone to resurrect his lover and committed suicide because of his lover's indifference; the third brother lived a low-key life until he was very old, and after passing the Invisibility Cloak to his son, he calmly welcomed death.
Dumbledore believed that the Peverells were the makers of these powerful objects, and that the story of the Deathly Hallows was more like the legend surrounding these inventions.
The Elder Wand ended up in the hands of Harry Potter, who finally gathered the power of the Deathly Hallows to kill Voldemort. The Lifestone was obtained by Harry Potter and used in the Forbidden Forest to summon the souls of his loved ones. The Invisibility Cloak was originally the property of Ignotus Peverelle, but it was later passed on to the Potter family and became a family heirloom.
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Deathly HallowsIn the original Harry Potter novel, the Deathly Hallows consisted of three items: the Elder Wand, the Lifestone, and the Invisibility Cloak. The Tale of Bede the Bard recorded the Deathly Hallows. Legend had it that the person who owned all the Deathly Hallows was the master of Death. Its original owners were the three Peverelle brothers, Antioch, Cadmus, and Ignotus.
The Elder Wand was a wand Death had made from a branch hanging from an elder tree by the shore, and had given it to the warlike eldest, Antioch. The Lifestone was made into a ring by Cadmus, the second son of the Slytherin family. After the Slytherin family was married, they changed their surname to Gaunt. The ring was passed down to Marvolo Gaunt (Voldemort's grandfather). Ignotus got the Invisibility Cloak and passed it on to his son. Since then, this treasure has been passed down in the Peverelle family. Later, due to family inheritance and marriage, it entered the Potter family's inheritance sequence and passed to Harry's father, James Potter. After James was killed by Voldemort, when Harry entered Hogwarts at the age of 11, Dumbledore anonymously sent the Invisibility Cloak back to Harry.
In the original novel, Harry Potter finally gathered the power of the Deathly Hallows, and in their final battle with Voldemort, they fought in the middle of the Great Hall, with all the survivors gathered in a circle to watch. Harry explained to Voldemort how he was going to win the battle, in which the Elder Wand played a very important role in the final book. Voldemort's Reaper Curse was clearly repelled by the power of the Elder Wand, in the end, Voldemort lay dead on the ground, and Harry's friends gathered around him to celebrate his victory.
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Harry Potter and the HallowsHarry Potter and the Deathly Hallows was the seventh book in the Harry Potter series by British female author J.K. Rowling. It was also the finale of the series and was published in July 2007. The setting of the story is the murder of Headmaster Dumbledore and the occupation of the Ministry of Magic by Voldemort and the Death Eaters. The protagonist, Harry Potter, learned that the possession of three Deathly Hallows could kill Voldemort, so he, Ron, and Hermione broke through the encirclement of Voldemort and the Death Eaters to find the Horcruxes made by Voldemort. Finally, everyone worked together to destroy the Deathly Hallows and kill Voldemort. This series of novels had a great influence on contemporary literary works in the United Kingdom and even the world. It was translated into 73 languages and sold all over the world. Its sales ranked among the top in the book sales rankings of various countries. It was one of the best-selling novels in the world and won the New York Times Super Bestseller Award, the Best Book Award of the Weekly Magazine, the National Book Award of the United Kingdom, and the Outstanding Book Award of the American Library Association.
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Deathly Hallows (Part 2)The plot of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 was as follows:
After burying Dobby, Harry, Ron, and Hermione continued their search for Voldemort's Horcrux. They broke into Bellatrix's vault at Gringotts with the help of Griphook, the goblin, in an attempt to find and destroy the Horcrux, the Helga Hufflepuff Gold Cup, but Griphook changed his mind midway, and the three of them had to release the dragon guardian and escape with the Gold Cup. Through his connection with Voldemort's mind, Harry determined that there were Horcruxes in Hogwarts, so the three of them Disapparated to Hogsmeade and entered the school through a secret passage with the help of Aberforth Dumbledore.
At school, prompted by Luna, Harry went to Ravenclaw Tower to talk to the ghost of Helena Ravenclaw and learned that Voldemort had Dark Magic her mother's tiara and that it was hidden in the Room of Requirement. Harry was attacked by Draco Malfoy and the others while searching for the crown, and Hermione and Ron came to help after destroying the golden cup with a Basilisk fang in the Chamber of Secrets. When Draco's accomplice Goyle released the Fire Curse, the three of them rescued Draco, and the Ravenclaw Crown was destroyed in the chaos.
The three of them were devastated when they saw Voldemort order Nagini the Serpent to kill Snape. Harry poured Snape's dying tears into the Pensieve to enter his memories and learn the secret of his own birth. He was one of Voldemort's Horcruxes. When Lily's family was attacked by Voldemort, Voldemort was hit by the Rebound Curse and a soul attached to Harry. After Lily's death, Snape, as a double agent among the Death Eaters, had been working with Dumbledore to protect Harry.
Harry used the Lifestone in the Golden Snitch to summon his parents and godfather, Sirius Black. Accompanied by them, he went to the Forbidden Forest to confront Voldemort. After being knocked down by Voldemort's curse, he entered the edge of life and death and met Dumbledore's spirit.
Meanwhile, Voldemort was approaching Hogwarts with his army of Death Eaters. The Battle of Hogwarts broke out, and 19 years later, the children's wizards sent their grandchildren to platform 9 and three-quarters of King's Cross Station to start their journey to Hogwarts. However, the original version of the scene had problems with the actors 'makeup and the coordination of the filming location, so it was re-shot.
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I genuinely like that they actually dive into the hallows and give them proper lore.