Quotes About Death Harry Potter Novels & Stories

she shrieked. Her laughter rang out, high and frenzied. "I came to take you with me. We'll all die together!" I sighed, gazing at her with weary eyes. "Ginny, you were a good girl once, with a bright future ahead. Why drag yourself to this point? To die this way means no rebirth—you'll become nothing but a wandering ghost. A single gust of wind could scatter your soul into nothingness."

Harry suddenly smiled. Hearing his words I froze in shock but soon the shock disappeared and was replaced by a smile. "You guessed right," I said looking at him. "But do you think it would be easy to kill me," Harry smiled? "I never said it was easy to kill you all I know is that your death is due." "That's nice. I can see you're helping the grim reaper to do his work now," Harry smiled. "No, I just feel the grim reaper should have more souls in his collection and you're the next," I smiled and stood up from the couch.

She shared the fact that the only reason she knew the obscure quote was through Bo, who at times would find other people words easier than his own. “The universe may forget us, but our light will brighten the darkness for eons after we’ve departed this world.” It was a repetitive quote, Oscar took a deep breath. “The universe may forget us, but it can’t forget us until we’re gone and we’re still here, our futures still unwritten.” Oscar could not remember the rest of the words, but he could see their effect on Bo. The taller man calms, his breathing moving at a steady pace through slightly parted lips.

“Hm. So what are you doing here?” What was he supposed to say? “Are you dream walking?” She sounded intrigued. The nearly dead had a way of knowing things the living couldn’t even begin to understand. “In a manner of speaking. It’s more like … dream observing.” “Well,” she said, turning away to look at the group of mourners standing around her grave, “not much to observe here, is there?” He smiled. “You’re here.” “I’m boring.” “No, you’re not.” “I’m dying. Dying people are boring – we don’t have much to say.”

Harvey replied calmly, “Do you honestly think I’m an idiot like him? That I’d believe some title is going to save my life?” “Since you’re here, you’re obviously coming for the death warrant. Forget Chief Leonard, you won’t even pay your respects to God even if He came here to stop you.” “Am I correct, Lebron?” Lebron replied casually, “You’re right.” “I have to admit, you’re one smart kid.” “It’s a shame that smart people die early.” “You Country H folks always say that bright people would always die on the battlefield before their hair could turn white.” “Forget being Chief Leonard’s follower; even if you’re his blood son, I’ll still end your life!”

“But you partook in it.” “There are so many things I’ve done that I regretted. And there are more I’ll do that I’ll also regret. But what you must know is that every life taken whether innocent or guilty is like a stab to my heart. I wish no death but laws will always remain laws.” His voice sounded like Dumbledore’s but was unsteady and easier to hear. He walked out of the conference room and I remained in my seat, pondering over his words. “And also, tell your kids that Elder Sesan is more appropriate, hmm?”

I hate how well he knows me. And I still literally know nothing about him. “Yes I am okay. You know what they say: new minute, new me.” “Literally no one in the history of this universe has ever said that.” He says as my mouth falls open at his words. “Soccerates said that right before he died!” I exclaim, confidently. “Socrates and no and no.” He replies calmly making me purse my lips. He sucks. “Odyssey said it.” “That’s a poem.”

Kyle turned to me and said, “There is your answer. Weren’t you wondering how I was so cool and indifferent even after hearing of death and a kidnapping?” “Oh” That was the only thing I managed to say as he elaborated. “Death is as constant as life. People around us are bound to die one day or the other. The sooner we accept that the better. These graves that you see…those were the people I used to know…care for…now they are no more…but I am above the ground and they are below. So, either I can grow strong and try to avoid any such further incidents or keep living in misery and sorrow.”

“How do you know all this?” Eleanora shrugged casually. “Uncle Rome told me. I asked him.” Vespara turned red. “I swear, I’m going to kill that man.” I took a deep breath, trying to calm myself as I knelt beside Augustus. “Listen, Auggie. Dying is a serious thing. When someone dies, they can’t come back. They can’t see their family anymore. Do you want to be all alone forever? Even Nora won’t be there because she will be too busy being Alpha.”

“In essence, there has to be the death of your older self. As your final trial by fire, the new you who will be reborn will know that there is permanence, there is whim, there is comfort in the tides that unite the worlds.” “But… won’t it hurt?” “Death is just a deep rest, my love. A journey from this world to another. And for you, it will be nothing more than a step towards a new life.” "Who..." “The wise witch will show you the way.”