Shell Cottage
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Harry Reflects at Shell Cottage After Discovering Lord Voldemort Has the Elder Wand
Harry spends the next few days at Shell Cottage, reflecting on his decision not to race Lord Voldemort to the Elder Wand. Although he is filled with doubts about whether it was the right choice, he spends time on the cliffs to escape the crowded cottage, questioning his decision. Ron expresses his concerns, wondering if Dumbledore wanted them to claim the Hallows, while Hermione supports Harry's decision, claiming the wand is evil. Harry's doubts persist, especially as he wonders if he misunderstood Dumbledore's intentions.
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Harry spends the next few days at Shell Cottage, reflecting on his decision not to race Lord Voldemort to the Elder Wand. Although he is filled with doubts about whether it was the right choice, he spends time on the cliffs to escape the crowded cottage, questioning his decision. Ron expresses his concerns, wondering if Dumbledore wanted them to claim the Hallows, while Hermione supports Harry's decision, claiming the wand is evil. Harry's doubts persist, especially as he wonders if he misunderstood Dumbledore's intentions.
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Ron and Hermione Debate Whether Dumbledore Is Truly Dead
Ron raises the possibility that Dumbledore may not truly be dead, pointing to events like the appearance of the silver doe, the sword, and the eye Harry saw in the mirror. Hermione dismisses these ideas, firmly believing Dumbledore has “gone on.” Harry, unsure but convinced that Dumbledore would not return as a ghost, reflects on the ongoing mystery of Dumbledore's guidance. The conversation is interrupted when Fleur arrives, summoning Harry to speak with Griphook.
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Ron raises the possibility that Dumbledore may not truly be dead, pointing to events like the appearance of the silver doe, the sword, and the eye Harry saw in the mirror. Hermione dismisses these ideas, firmly believing Dumbledore has “gone on.” Harry, unsure but convinced that Dumbledore would not return as a ghost, reflects on the ongoing mystery of Dumbledore's guidance. The conversation is interrupted when Fleur arrives, summoning Harry to speak with Griphook.
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Griphook Agrees to Help in Exchange for Gryffindor's Sword
Griphook informs Harry that he has decided to help them break into Gringotts Wizarding Bank but demands payment in return—the Sword of Gryffindor. Harry, taken aback, explains they cannot part with the sword. Griphook insists that the sword belongs to goblins, claiming it was stolen from Ragnuk the First by Godric Gryffindor. The trio retreats to discuss their options, realizing Griphook will not help them unless they offer the sword.
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Griphook informs Harry that he has decided to help them break into Gringotts Wizarding Bank but demands payment in return—the Sword of Gryffindor. Harry, taken aback, explains they cannot part with the sword. Griphook insists that the sword belongs to goblins, claiming it was stolen from Ragnuk the First by Godric Gryffindor. The trio retreats to discuss their options, realizing Griphook will not help them unless they offer the sword.
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The Trio Debates How to Handle Griphook's Demand for the Sword
In the sitting room, the trio debates how to handle Griphook's demand for Gryffindor's sword. Ron suggests offering him a fake or tricking him, but Hermione condemns the idea as deceitful and unethical. The group is torn between their need for the sword to destroy Mystery - Lord Voldemort's Horcruxes and the goblin's belief that the sword belongs to goblins. Harry reluctantly decides to promise Griphook the sword after they have used it to destroy the Mystery - Lord Voldemort's Horcruxes, even though it may be a long time before they fulfill the promise.
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In the sitting room, the trio debates how to handle Griphook's demand for Gryffindor's sword. Ron suggests offering him a fake or tricking him, but Hermione condemns the idea as deceitful and unethical. The group is torn between their need for the sword to destroy Mystery - Lord Voldemort's Horcruxes and the goblin's belief that the sword belongs to goblins. Harry reluctantly decides to promise Griphook the sword after they have used it to destroy the Mystery - Lord Voldemort's Horcruxes, even though it may be a long time before they fulfill the promise.
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Harry Promises Griphook the Sword After the Mystery - Lord Voldemort's Horcruxes Are Destroyed
Harry presents his proposal to Griphook, promising the goblin the Sword of Gryffindor after they have destroyed all of the Mystery - Lord Voldemort's Horcruxes. Griphook agrees to help them break into Gringotts Wizarding Bank but warns that the goblins of Gringotts Wizarding Bank will consider his actions treachery. Despite his misgivings about the promise, Harry seals the deal with a handshake, and the group begins planning the break-in.
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Harry presents his proposal to Griphook, promising the goblin the Sword of Gryffindor after they have destroyed all of the Mystery - Lord Voldemort's Horcruxes. Griphook agrees to help them break into Gringotts Wizarding Bank but warns that the goblins of Gringotts Wizarding Bank will consider his actions treachery. Despite his misgivings about the promise, Harry seals the deal with a handshake, and the group begins planning the break-in.
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The Trio Begins Planning the Break-In at Gringotts Wizarding Bank with Griphook
Griphook begins helping the trio plan their break-in at Gringotts Wizarding Bank, using his knowledge of the Lestranges' vault to guide them. The group faces numerous challenges, including a lack of Polyjuice Potion and the highly secure nature of the vault. As they work together in the cramped bedroom, Harry grows increasingly uncomfortable with Griphook's violent nature and disdain for wizards. Despite their growing unease, the trio continues to work with him, knowing they need his help.
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Griphook begins helping the trio plan their break-in at Gringotts Wizarding Bank, using his knowledge of the Lestranges' vault to guide them. The group faces numerous challenges, including a lack of Polyjuice Potion and the highly secure nature of the vault. As they work together in the cramped bedroom, Harry grows increasingly uncomfortable with Griphook's violent nature and disdain for wizards. Despite their growing unease, the trio continues to work with him, knowing they need his help.
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Harry Apologizes to Fleur for the Inconveniences at Shell Cottage
Harry, feeling guilty about the impact his presence has had on Shell Cottage, apologizes to Fleur. She reassures him, reminding Harry that he saved her sister Gabrielle, though Harry knows she was never in real danger. Fleur also informs Harry that Ollivander will be moving to Aunt Muriel's House soon, freeing up space in the cottage.
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Harry, feeling guilty about the impact his presence has had on Shell Cottage, apologizes to Fleur. She reassures him, reminding Harry that he saved her sister Gabrielle, though Harry knows she was never in real danger. Fleur also informs Harry that Ollivander will be moving to Aunt Muriel's House soon, freeing up space in the cottage.
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Garrick Ollivander Departs for Aunt Muriel's House
Garrick Ollivander departs Shell Cottage to move to Muriel (Ron's Aunt)'s house, marking the end of his stay. As he prepares to leave, he expresses his gratitude to Luna Lovegood for her kindness during their captivity at Malfoy Manor. Fleur asks Ollivander to deliver a tiara back to Muriel, which Griphook identifies as goblin-made, sparking a brief, tense exchange between Griphook and Bill Weasley about goblin ownership.
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Garrick Ollivander departs Shell Cottage to move to Muriel (Ron's Aunt)'s house, marking the end of his stay. As he prepares to leave, he expresses his gratitude to Luna Lovegood for her kindness during their captivity at Malfoy Manor. Fleur asks Ollivander to deliver a tiara back to Muriel, which Griphook identifies as goblin-made, sparking a brief, tense exchange between Griphook and Bill Weasley about goblin ownership.
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Remus Lupin Arrives at Shell Cottage to Announce the Birth of His Son
Remus Lupin arrives at Shell Cottage to announce the birth of his son, Teddy Remus Lupin. The room erupts in joy, with Lupin asking Harry to be Teddy's godfather. The group celebrates the good news with wine, lifting the spirits of everyone, except Griphook, who silently leaves the room. Harry feels overwhelmed by the honor and is reminded of his godfather Sirius Black.
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Remus Lupin arrives at Shell Cottage to announce the birth of his son, Teddy Remus Lupin. The room erupts in joy, with Lupin asking Harry to be Teddy's godfather. The group celebrates the good news with wine, lifting the spirits of everyone, except Griphook, who silently leaves the room. Harry feels overwhelmed by the honor and is reminded of his godfather Sirius Black.
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Bill Warns Harry About the Dangers of Bargaining with Goblins
After Lupin's departure, Bill Weasley pulls Harry aside for a private conversation. Bill warns Harry about making deals with goblins, explaining that goblins have different views on ownership and treasure, believing that the rightful owner of any object is its maker. Bill advises Harry to be cautious with any promises made to Griphook, as breaking a promise to a goblin could be more dangerous than breaking into Gringotts Wizarding Bank itself.
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After Lupin's departure, Bill Weasley pulls Harry aside for a private conversation. Bill warns Harry about making deals with goblins, explaining that goblins have different views on ownership and treasure, believing that the rightful owner of any object is its maker. Bill advises Harry to be cautious with any promises made to Griphook, as breaking a promise to a goblin could be more dangerous than breaking into Gringotts Wizarding Bank itself.
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