It would have been the only time during Book Seven that Harry showed any sense.

Wish I had a basilisk fang to stab that wretched book, instead of just reselling it to the used book store.

This is amazing; well developed and very believable. I always wondered why no one connected the Elder Wand with Arthur's advice. That was my first thought about the damn thing

Love it

Makes tons of sense.

Unique perspective. Very good short story.

a very interesting take

THIS is what I've been waiting for, digging through your stories! A genuinely unique idea I've never even considered before!

Bravo! Well done! This is excellent!

Ooooooooooooh my goooooooooood

Nice theory of Deathly Hallows. It certainly explains a lot.

Damn.

Very interesting take on the Deathly Hallows. Very interesting indeed.

Who knows, if Harry's idea is correct, perhaps the Hallows are even older than thought. Maybe the Three Brothers were not the first victims, just a new start to drain the owners to empower the original creator.

I vote this'll be instated as headcanon per direct. I loved it!

Interesting story. I really like the ending where after all this deep philisophical thought, Harry just seems to shrug it aside and ask Hermione for basilk fangs.

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I love the point of view and the realizations that come to light in this. It is the Hallows seen in a light that nobody really bothers to think about, such as how the Invisibility Cloak could be bad too. I enjoyed the insight very much, and I think you are a very talented writer! Keep up the good work!
~ RW

Wow! Nice way to put all that together.