us cover art, WAS: Deathly Hallows: My Review (SPOILERS!)

anne_t_squires tfaucette6387 at charter.net
Tue Jul 24 20:33:57 UTC 2007


No: HPFGUIDX 172243


>
> --- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Phyllis" <poppytheelf@> 
> wrote:
> 
> <<ENORMOUS SNIPPAGE>>
> >> I reached the end of the US edition of DH and realized that I still 
> > had no idea what the US cover art meant.  It could be the final 
> > Harry-Voldy confrontation, but in the picture, Harry is still 
> > wearing the locket Horcrux (which had already been destroyed by 
> > then), and he doesn't have a wand in his right hand. 
> > 
> <<MORE ENORMOUS SNIPPAGE>>
> > Cheers,
> > Phyllis
> >
> ***KATIE REPLIES***
> 
> I don't understand the whole picture, either, but I do have to point 
> out that I don't think he's wearing the locket. It's the moleskin bag 
> that Hagrid gave him. The one that he had been putting important stuff 
> into throughout the book. As for the rest of that cover...I have no 
> idea. Ususally I go back to the cover after I've read the book 
> going, "OOh, THAT'S what that meant!" Not this time. I was very 
> confused about the cover art. Brits did much better, as they usually 
> do. Cheers, Katie
>
Anne Squires now:

I definitely think it's the confrontation in the Great Hall.  I think
it's when Harry "saw the Elder Wand fly high against the the sunrise."
Voldemort's wand has just flown out of his hand and he's is about to
die.  The only thing is ---Harry should have Draco's wand in one of
his hands.  But, GrandPre has gotten the wand wrong on the cover
before. On the cover's of both OotP and HBP she has harry holding a
wand in his left hand.

Anne Squires

Anne Squires





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