Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows personal questions?

Question

1. What's the connection of the subtitle: ":Deathly Hallows" to the story?
2. Is the title related to the story?
3. Is the title appropriate to it's content story?
4. If you would given a chance to change it's title, what should it be?

Answer 1

1. The subtitle refers to the Daethly Hallows and searches for them either all together or individually. Within the novel there is a wizarding world fairy tale called "The Three Brothers" that tells of how they cheated death out of their deaths and he rewards them with three incredibly powerful magic items that he expected would lead to their deaths. The most powerful wand ever made out of an elder branch (the Elder wand) given to the eldest brother which quickly leads to his death, a stone to bring the dead back (the resurrection stone) which caused him to go mad and commit suicide when he could not be with the person he brought back, and Death's own invisibility cloak which would let one hide from Death (Harry's invisibility cloak) which actually allowed the youngest of the three brothers to live a nice long life and he passed it on to his son when he was ready to die. The belief is whoever has all three Hallows all together will become the master of death.

Dumbledore later explains to Harry that the idea that the Deathly Hallows came from Death himself may just be the fairy tale itself, but as Harry already knows the Deathly Hallows themselves are real. Harry's invisibility cloak is unlike anyother invisibility cloak as all others loose the ability to make their owners become invisible over time. Harry's never looses that ability. Dumbledore, in a rather sneaky way to prevent the Ministry of Magic from keeping it from him, gave Harry the resurrection stone which he used to call back the spirits of four of the most important people to him (Dumbledore wasn't one of them). And the Elder wand, Dumbledore's own wand, was something Voldemort took from Dumbledore's grave in order to defeat Harry. Dumbledore explains that he believes the three Peverell brothers were three extremely gifted brothers who created the Hallows themselves rather than recieving them from Death.

2. The title is very important to the story. Voldemort begins searching for the most powerful possible wand to defeat Harry with, the Elder wand. And Harry needs the other two Hallows to help him be able to defeat Voldemort.

3. Once you learn what they are, then yes it's appropriate.

4. Wouldn't change the title.

Answer 2

. What's the connection of the subtitle: ":Deathly Hallows" to the story?There are 3 deathly hallows and it both voldemort has the elder wand(which is most powerful wand) the ring and the clak
2. Is the title related to the story?yes
3. Is the title appropriate to it's content story?yea
4. If you would given a chance to change it's title, what should it be? Harry potter and the horocruxes

Answer 3

1 The deathly hallows are the three magical items
death gave to three young wizards
a stone that cures all ills
a cape that can hide the wearer from anyone even death itself
and a wand that makes the person undefeatable once they
are the true wielder

2 YES it is these three items that are being sought by
both sides throughout the series and alluded too in various ways THAT Was why Voldemort craved the Philosophers Stone...

3 Yes it is the title denotes the importance of the quest that harry finds himself in, a race to find the items before voldemort and the actual battle of Hogwarts, the War and the battle with Voldemort really take up less of the story than the search and finding of the Deathly Hallows themselves

4 Harry Potter at Mysteries End

Answer 4

1. The Deathly Hallows are the magic items taken from Death when the three brothers evaded death.
2. Yes.
3.Yes.
4. I wouldn't the title is perfectly suited for the story.

Answer 5

You didnt read the book - obviously
1. the Deathly Hallows have so much to do with the story, and yet not everything
1.Of course the title is related to the story
3. yes the title is very appropriate for the story
4.I would never chang the title that J.K. Rowling has selected
5. I have read the book three times and counting

Answer 6

1-The title Deathly Hallows is related to the story.Harry's search is to destroy the other Horcruxes.But on the way,he finds out about the Horcruxes.Voldy wants it,Grindelwald wants it,Dumbledore wanted it,and harry wishes for the the stone.and Harry has to look for the wand before voldy gets it.

2-Sorta, i just explained.

4-I think the title is ok the way it is.

Answer 7

1. There are three Deathly hallows, of which two were possessed by Dumbledore (elder wand and resurrection stone), and one by Harry(the invisibility cloak).

2. Yes

3. Yes

4. Harry Potter and the Masters of Death

Answer 8

Have you not read this book yet, or are you just trying to quiz people? The deathly Hallows are what a lot of the book is based on. Yes it is most definitly related to the story. Most books have titles relating to the story. This title is perfect for the book. It is good. It is fine. It is ADEQUITE (woops thats not how you spell it! hehe)

Answer 9

You really need to read the book.
1.The Deathly Hallows are the three magical objects that eventually bring up Dumbledores past
2.yes
3.yes
4.Nothing the title explains it's self ONCE YOU READ THE BOOK!!!!!!

Answer 10

I love the title. It's the Hallows that give Harry the stength to overcome everything he must face and help to get his life to "normal." Like Harry said, it was a war of Hallows vs. Horcruxes.