Never say never

[Sharon]

No: HPFGUIDX 118771


> Snow:
> 
> SS Through The Trapdoor "In Years to come, Harry would never quite
> remember how he had managed to get through his exams when he half
> expected Voldemort to come bursting through the door at any moment."
> 
> The "In Years to come" reference is always a good sign but carries 
an
> even greater implication when it is coupled by the, expected
> appearance of Voldemort statement, which should imply that Harry at
> the least survives Voldemort to look back and reflect on this 
moment

> In the years to come.
> 
> I have always suspected that Harry will live and this passage has
> given me the most reason to believe it to be true.
> 
> Snow


Yeah, but just to play Devil's Advocate - seeing as how the quote is 
from the first book, couldn't "years to come" simply refer to the 
following seven years, in which we're fairly certain Harry doesn't 
die?  He does reflect on what he's done in the previous years already 
in OoP (he certainly does enough shouting about it to Ron and 
Hermione, anyway...)

--azriona