Red Flags, Red Herrings

[Belle_Starr_777 at yahoo.com]

No: HPFGUIDX 19074

> PLACES:
> GODRIC'S HOLLOW
> Site of the first Voldy-Harry battle. Could it be the final 
> battleground?

While sometimes we seem to misinterpret JKR's intentions about 
certain passages or phrases, I can't imagine that she would name a 
place Godric's Hollow (after Godrick Griffyndor, I presume?), make it 
the place where Voldemort kills Harry's parent die and is "defeated" 
by Harry (if only temporarily), imply that Harry is the heir of 
Griffyndor (or is that canon and I have forgotten?), and then NOT 
make Godric's Hollow a significant site in a future book. Maybe not 
the final battle, but something pretty important along the way.

In the U.S., a geographic "hollow" (or "holler" in Applaachia) is a 
valley or low-lying area. Does it mean the same in Britain?