Does this means we can now be sure she won't kill off Harry dear?

[dj_bagshaw]

No: HPFGUIDX 85984

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Tania Canedo" <oneel at y...> 
wrote:
> "J.K. Rowling:
>  There are going to be seven Harrys all together. He will be 17 in 
> the final book, which means he will have come of age in the 
> Wizarding World. In Book 7, he will become a full wizard, and free 
> to use his magic outside school. I am currently writing Book 4, and 
> Book 3 will be out in July. "
> 
> I found this in 
> http://www.hogwarts-library.net/reference/interviews/19990319_BarnesNoble.html
> it's her first online interview in the US...  I think this means that 
> she won't kill him, by making the statment that he'll be able to use 
> magic outside of Hogwarts, JK is possible asuring us that he'll be 
> able to jinx the Dursley's after coming home again for that summer... isn't 
> it?? or Am I just to desperate and don't want to read Harry's 
> death???

I don't think that this comment means she is not going to kill off 
Harry...I always assumed that in the summer of Book 7 Harry was going 
to be able to use magic, even when in Privet Drive with the Dursleys 
(assuming he is even going to stay with the Dursleys in the summer of 
Book 7).

Fred and George used magic in Oop, the summer of their seventh 
year...so Harry won't have to "go back" and jinx the Dursleys, Harry 
being a full wizard is something we're going to get to see in the 
opening chapters of Book 7 (remember - his seventeenth birthday is 
going to occur that July).

Cheers,

~Kate