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who are you? I would accept your friend request if you would let me know who you are :)
Ultimately there’s an echo of what Lily did, quite a conscience echo, right at the start of the story, at the very end of the story. At the start of the story Lily dies to keep her son alive. At the end of the story Harry lies to be pretending to be dead on the ground and it’s a mother who saves him again because she’s trying to get to her own son. That was closing a circle. He was saved by Lily and saved by Narcissa.
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![[James and Oliver Phelps]: When we go out and meet random people, they’re always really approachable to us because they say Fred and George - which is great, but we were out with Tom and there was a little boy who wouldn’t go and talk to him. He couldn’t speak to Tom because he thought he was Malfoy and he thought he was really evil.Interviewer [to Tom]: Do some people hate you? Tom: Yes! Definitely. I mean, they’re nice when they say it - they go, “Oh! Oh yeah, I hate you!”. And it’s like, “Oh, thank you! Nice to meet you.” - sort of thing. Uh, but you kinda take it as a compliment because they only see you as a character - they don’t see you as a normal - as a Muggle. So yeah, I’ve learned to take it as a compliment over the years. [x]](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lnl13591ma1qlrr8ro1_500.gif)
[James and Oliver Phelps]: When we go out and meet random people, they’re always really approachable to us because they say Fred and George - which is great, but we were out with Tom and there was a little boy who wouldn’t go and talk to him. He couldn’t speak to Tom because he thought he was Malfoy and he thought he was really evil.
Interviewer [to Tom]: Do some people hate you?
Tom: Yes! Definitely. I mean, they’re nice when they say it - they go, “Oh! Oh yeah, I hate you!”. And it’s like, “Oh, thank you! Nice to meet you.” - sort of thing. Uh, but you kinda take it as a compliment because they only see you as a character - they don’t see you as a normal - as a Muggle. So yeah, I’ve learned to take it as a compliment over the years. [x]
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When I first watched the IGWY scene, I thought it was very similar to the end of the dance but with roles reversed. In both scenes one of them walks away from an emotional dangerous situation (a possible kiss in the dance, something like a confession in the goodbye) and the other is left alone and heartbroken (for various reasons).
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