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Originally posted by Dron_Cah:
Does anybody keep wondering how Harry could take on Voldemort? I was just thinking, he's really weak compared to most adult wizards, let alone Voldemort. I'm thinkoing he must get a lot more powerful in the next book, and that Mr. D's death may be something that really drives him to become so.
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Well Dumbledore said that if they can destroy all the horcruxes then Voldemort will be a weak shell of a man with only a seventh of his soul left. Possibly Harry and friends will find and destroy the horcruxes before they have to face Voldemort.
I have to say I didn't like it as much as book 5, or 4 for that matter. I found the despair and hopelessness increasingly felt by Harry in book 5, where he was so isolated and everything was going wrong, very compelling reading. And book 4 had the regular peaks of the triwizard rounds to look forward to. With this one, Harry was too happy! He had people to confide in and there wasn't a great deal of sustained suspense that was present in the books 4 and 5.