Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (novel): Difference between revisions

** The Elder Wand.

** The Sword of Gryffindor, [[Exactly What It Says on the Tin|appropriately enough]]. Shame no one uses it for legitimate sword fights to demonstrate its true potential.

* [[It Is Not Your Time]]: {{spoiler|Harry's [[Near-Death Experience]] at the end of the book. He meets Dumbledore and during this time they discuss his going back to the living}}.

* [[Jack Bauer Interrogation Technique]]: Harry, Hermione, Ron, Lupin, Dobby, and Kreacher, after capturing Mundungus, pretty much used this trope to force him to reveal who he sold Slytherin's Locket to, and then (although by accident rather than deliberately, due to the shock of the revelation of who he sold it to) scalded him.

* [[Nice Job Fixing It, Villain]]: Thanks to a combination of his [[Pride]], [[Evil Cannot Comprehend Good|incomprehension of certain aspects of base human nature]], and incomplete knowledge of the prophecy which causes it to become [[Self-Fulfilling Prophecy|self-fulfilling]], Voldemort in many ways directly contributes to his own downfall.

** (For instance, the man ''destroys one of his own [[Soul Jar]]s.'' It was part of a huge [[Batman Gambit]] set up by Dumbledore, but, ''still''.)

* [[Noble Shoplifter]]: Hermione keeps doing this while the Trio are on the run.

* [[No Man Should Have This Power]]: Harry destroys the Hallows for this reason.