harry potter and the deathly hallows will be good but where do u think he will find the horcruxes?

Question

Horcruxes will they be at hogwarts
or maybe harry's homw where his parents died
its so interesting who is that guy that took the locket with the initials

Answer 1

I think he will find all the horcruxes, some at hogwarts.
I think Harry and Ginny will get back together after he kills Voldemort. As for Harry being killed back in book three. When Harry saved Wormtail's life Dumbledore told Harry that leaves a mark. So although Voldemort does actually hit Harry with the killing curse it transfers to Wormtail and he snuffs it. I seem to recall that J.K. herself once said Harry is not a horcrux. I could be mistaken. If he is, the part of Voldemorts soul in Harry will be ripped painfully from him.
As for R.A.B., J.K. denies it is Sirius's brother. What is Professor Binns first and middle name anyway? And the way they say he died, isn't that just a student rumor?
And Snape, I think he is good his killing Dumbledore was part of their plan, which is why Snape and Dumbledore were at odds through parts of book 6.

Oh and Neville and Luna hook up.

Answer 2

Finding the horcruxes, I believe, will be contigent on Voldemort's own psychology. I believe Dumbledore has already stated that the Horcruxes are of a deeply symbolic nature to the twisted Tom Riddle.

I doubt that there will be a Horcrux where Harry's parents died, because he was interrupted in the process. I believe he might have intended to establish one, but I don't think that he would have been successful.

As to whether there will be one at Hogwarts, I will be interested. I think Hogwarts was a sufficiently important stage in Voldemort's life to suggest that he would have made one from some object "from" there, however, I have a difficult time believing that such a Horcrux could escape Dumbledore's magical eye for very long.

I don't think that we yet have sufficient evidence to be able to say for certain where those Horcruxes would all be, because I'm not sure that we know quite enough about Voldemort's life (besides places where other Horcruxes were discovered by Dumbledore) to be able to say for certain.

I believe that in many ways, the last book will be a crash course in Voldemort's psychology. Although, I do wonder, because Dumbledore has pointed out that Riddle gave Harry some of his abilities (such as Parseltongue) when he tried to kill Harry, which suggests that Harry himself might be an untintentional reverse Horcrux of some nature. How that would play out I can't say, though I wonder if that aspect of Harry will cause Harry to undergo some difficult temptations from Voldemort. It would also be fascinating, if then, Voldemort is actually defeated at first internally through Harry's own struggle, before he is externally defeated.

I must disagree that Harry will die. Though I suppose killing Harry would be an effective way to ensure that sequel after sequel didn't cause the franchise to be overused and become utterly abominable, but its kind of an unwritten rule that its generally bad form to kill a character that the audience has so identified with and spent so much time following. I do believe, however, that the battle will injure him and mark him for quite a while and probably forever (think of Frodo in LOTR).

Answer 3

Well, on the ring, there was the sign of the deathly hallows, which looks like a rune like, triangular eye. None of the other horcruxes had signs on them, because the ring was really the resurrection stone, which Marvolo Gaunt [Voldemorts grandfather] had inherited from his other pureblood relatives. It was originally owned by Cadmus Peverell, which is why it held the Peverell coat of arms, or the sign of the Deathly Hallows, on it. The rest of the horcruxes were: Nagini -she was a snake Locket- Slytherins locket, it had Slytherins mark on it, since it belonger to Salazar Slytherin Cup- it had a badger on it, Hufflepuffs sign Diadem- it had Ravenclaws otto on it, Wit beyond measure is mans greatest treasure, it might have had a raven on it, I'm not sure [a raven is Ravenclaws sign] Diary- nothing special was engraved on it from what I could tell Harry- he wasn't a true horcrux, since Voldemort did not cast the spell Oh, and there is no special sign on a horcrux that means it is one. Otherwise ti would be way easier to spot one, wouldn't it? Hope it helps!

Answer 4

He'll find the locket in Sirius' house on Grimmauld Place.

Remember, they found a locket that no one could open in the house during cleaning in the beginning of book 5. It says that they threw it out but the house troll was secretly keeping the things they tried to toss. That would be why Sirius' brother was killed; he's the R.A.B. (Regalus Black - I think that's the spelling) who took the horcrux from Voldemort and left the note.

Answer 5

He'll find something from Hufflepuff or Ravenclaw or both, but not at Hogwarts.

He'll find the locket in Sirius' house on Grimmauld Place.
It was R.A.B. Regalus Black who took the horcrux from Voldemort and left the note.

Answer 6

I have a feeling Harry won't find the horcruxes in Hogwarts. He may find one there... but I think the other he'll have to find somewhere else outside of the wizarding world or at Harry's former home.

Answer 7

I agree that the locket is in the Black house, but not that Regulus took it. I believe one of his parents, possibly even his mother, took the locket because Valdemort killed her darling son.

Answer 8

none will be at hogwarts dumbledore would have found them already they will be out in the wizarding world there might be some around his old home but u can never tell until u read it wich i cant wait for by the way!!!!!!!!! anyway they could be anywhere but most likely not at hogwarts trust me it would be to easy if they were there

Answer 9

yah i think he'll find it at sirius's house for reasons stated above

but i think harry will end up dead either that or ron kills draco during a dueling match or something

Answer 10

Yes - he'll find it but it will kill him.