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* [[Final Death]]: Draco Malfoy, acting on Voldemort's orders, attempts to destroy ghost!Usagi with a shard of stone imbued with the power of Death. He doesn't succeed, although he does destroy Nearly-Headless Nick and Peeves; in fact, his attempt ultimately results [[Nice Job Fixing It, Villain|in Usagi's resurrection]].
* [[Flash Forward]]: We see several to the Crystal Tokyo era throughout the first part of the story. For instance, ''The Girl Who Loved'' ends on a scene some thousand years hence when Cuteness and Usagi finally resurrect Harry after his first death. The epilogues are also set in the far future.
* [[Foregone Conclusion]]: Since Cuteness was born in the future to Harry and Usagi, Usagi's eventual return from the dead obvious... although the specifics are unknown until it actually happens.
* [[Foreshadowing]]: Cleverly and subtly laced through the early parts of ''The Girl Who Loved'' for payoff as far away as the end of ''Violence Inherent in the System''.
** Additionally, Setsuna is prone to doing this [[In-Universe]], dropping hints about future events.
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