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Chapter Thirty:
The White Tomb
Notes by Steve Vander Ark and Michele L. Worley
Synopsis and links by John Kearns
U.S. hardcover edition: pages 633-652
U.K. hardcover edition: pages 590-607
Timeframe: two days in June,
1997
[Y17]
In which most students hang around for Dumbledore's funeral, as wizards
from across the country flood in to pay their last respects. Hermione
discovers that Eileen Prince was Snape's mother, Harry ponders the
Horcruxes a bit, and then all attend the funeral, after which Harry
breaks up with Ginny. As Harry then walks off on his own, Scrimgeour
again tries to persuade him to help the ministry, and Ron and Hermione
come over. Harry tells them he won't return to Hogwarts, and they
pledge to stay by his side.
Interesting facts and notes about the text of this chapter:
Characters introduced in this chapter:
Characters returning in this chapter:
Characters mentioned in this chapter:
Black, Sirius
Brookstanton, Rupert 'Axebanger'
Bungs, Rosalind Antigone
Crabbe, Vincent
Dumbledore, Aberforth
Dumbledore, Albus
Dursley, Vernon
Figg, Arabella
Filch, Argus
Finnigan, Mrs.
Finnigan, Seamus
Firenze
Fudge, Cornelius
Goyle, Gregory
Longbottom, Neville
Lupin, Remus
Malfoy, Draco
Malfoy, Lucius
Malkin, Madam
Maxime, Olympe
Moody, Alastor (Mad-Eye)
Patil, Padma
Patil, Parvati
Pince, Madam
Pomfrey, Poppy
Potter, James
Potter, Lily
Prang, Ernie
Prince, Eileen
R.A.B.
Riddle, Tom Marvolo (as Voldemort)
Shacklebolt, Kingsley
Shunpike, Stan
Skeeter, Rita
Slughorn, Horace
Smith, Mr.
Smith, Zacharias
Snape, Severus
Snape, Tobias
Sprout, Pomona
Tom
Tonks, Nymphadora
Tremlett, Donaghan
Umbridge, Dolores
Weasley, Arthur
Weasley, Bill
Weasley, Fred
Weasley, George
Weasley, Molly
Weasley, Percy
(unnamed) witch who pushes the Hogwarts Express trolley
(unnamed) Death Eater
Stunned by
Harry
Settings and locations introduced or returning in this chapter:
Settings and locations mentioned in this chapter:
Exceptional character moments:
Spells:
Links and Resources:
Memorable lines:
"She's not that bad," said
Harry. "Ugly, though,"
he added hastily, as Ginny
raised her eyebrows, and she let out a reluctant giggle.
He felt in his pocket for the cold chain of the fake
Horcrux, which he now
carried with him everywhere, not as a talisman, but as a reminder of what
it had cost and what remained still to do.
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"I see you are-"
"Dumbledore's man
through and through," said
Harry.
"That's right."
Strictly British:
Timelines/Calendar:
All we know is that the chapter takes place over two days,
probably a few days after the end of the previous chapter.
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