Book 7 Title

[zgirnius]

No: HPFGUIDX 163048

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> Lupinlore:
> > A "hallow" can also be a physical object.  New Age movement 
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> > of the Arthurian legend sometimes refer to various of the objects 
> > associated with Arthur (the Grail, Excalibur, etc) as "hallows."
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> > A "deathly hallow" would be a holy or powerful object associated 
> > with death -- in other words, a horcrux.  Thus the title, I 
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> > suspect, simply reads "Harry Potter and the Horcruxes."
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> SSSusan:
> Eww.  I see where you're coming from, but I don't like it.  I mean, 
> since "holy" is likely a part of this, could that fit into a 
> horcrux??  Yes, a powerful object associated with death sounds like 
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> horcrux.  But a *holy* object associated with death does not, to me.

zgirnius:
I'm liking Lupinlore's suggestion. The objects in question are 
believed to be relics of the four Founders. Voldemort is just putting 
them to a most unholy use...