How did Harry repair those houses with the Elder Wand in an earlier chapter if V had it?

So it is a theme park. Not sure how it will be ready for a future war, but then again, that would be a different story.

I think the ease of being able to do things with magic, and how common modifying memories among muggles without any real consideration for those impacted is an underlying problem in the magical world that we know and you are playing around in. Decisions that would be truly considered immoral are brushed aside and ignored. None of those who wield magic really seem to gras p how they are treating those without magic as lesser beings. Even in those stories, and you have written some of these when the "muggles" are able to help defeat the evil, through the Queen, Prime Minister, military, the underlying message is that magic is superior and those without it of lesser importance.

Finally Kingsley sees him as an adult.
Is it not amazing that the evil ones always seem to be able to access the gol and resources that they need while the good side must be concerned about that?

I doubt securing the Ministry will be that difficult. It was the final battle and Voldemort was dsperate, nobody who could fight was left behind
Perhaps some peace for Ron at last.

Dick was not right in the head, losing him makes complete sense. Interesting choice with Molly. She would prefer it be her than any of her children. At least Teddy is nt an orphan as only one parent was killed.
Ron, what is to be said. He has been nothing but a sore spot this entire story.

The power he knows not is my girlfriend. That made me laugh.
Why did he win the allegiance of the elder wand but then not use the more powerful wand? Seems like a rather odd decision.

Well, it is good that Frank and Alice have woken up. I always thought dementors were drawn to and stole happiness. Powerful love is used to generat the patronus. That was one of Harry's breakthroughs that it was not just a happy thought, but one connected to love.

Dick is certainly living up to his name. One of my wife's favored phrases is "Do not be a Richard".

When one considers how few in numbers the deatheaters actually are, it always seems a bit hard to believe that they could so effectively control and shut down an entire country. Temporarily seize control yes, but long term is doubtful. Ron remains the fall guy for things, guy can not catch a break.

At first I was going to say that Mr. Lovegood met Harry at the wedding of Bill and Fleur, then I remembered that Harry was in disguise at the wedding.
If tracking charms or whatever were that accurate, the aurors would be making widespread use of them and be more effective, so I do not think they actively display or record where someone is. Once a person dies, the track would disappear. Once they are inside the powerful wards of the fortress it would disappear.
Responding to a Voldemort calling, the initial response is typically low level snatchers. They also likely do not have s narrow expectation f how long they will be gone. Witness that it took quite a while for the captured trio to arrive at Malfoy manner. All of that indicates that at least for the first few, they need not worry much.

Not quite sure how the actions of the ritual on Harry demonstrated that he was very powerful. He glowed, well okay. Items were drawn out of his body while he remained in his core, well that is what the ritual is supposed to do. Bill had never performed this before on something that had a core, so any difference he could have attributed to that. But if it gets the "adults" to quit trying to isolate Harry, all for the good I guess.

Poor Ron just cannot catch a break and give up on his anger.

One would think that the capable adults would be more aware now, having seen those rescued of how adavnce Harry and the DA actually are.

Mistakes were made. That can be said for both the young and the old in this instance. However, I think the wizarding world has a skewed view of war. It has ever been faught primarily by the young under the guidance of those a bit older. No reason to think magic changes it that much, especially since the age of majority is younger in the wizarding world than the muggle world.