The Ending

I absolutely loved the ending of this book! It was action-packed, unpredictable, and just fantastic. First of all, it reveals the true side of Severus Snape, who was a controversial antagonist for the majority of the book. This was a huge irony not only because Snape cared for Harry all the time, but also because it shows that all of Snape’s acts were influenced by his love for Lily Potter. Unfortunately, Snape gets killed by Voldemort, but this leads to the climax of the book.

At the climax of the story, Harry confronts Voldemort face to face. This is the point of the story that was expected for the whole Harry Potter series. It was an inevitable battle that was bound to happen, and it marked the climax of this particular book. In the duel, Harry and Voldemort both cast the killing curse on each other, knocking them both unconscious. Harry is awoken in a new dimension where he meets Dumbledore. This new dimension is a bit confusing because it's not really specified where it is or whether Harry is actually dead or not. Either way, Harry returns to Hogwarts and successfully defeats Voldemort. I really loved this ending; while it solved every mystery that developed throughout the series, it also had its own defining moments.