Is J.K. Rowling twisted enough to kill Harry?

[Lord Voldemort]

According too the man who reads the books outloud on tape says that J.K. Rowling has planned to kill of Harry in the seventh book. So now I ask you do you think J.K. Rowling is that twisted that'd she'd do that. Well I voted I hope not. Now what do you think?
EDIT= Whoops I forgot to add the poll! As soon as you guys read this tell me how to add one after forgeting. No more getting on at 5 in the morninning.

[Ember Nickel]

I think at the bottom of a new thread it has an "add poll" feature. I vote sure, she is, but I don't think she will.

[Lonna Bowstripe]

I hope so, but she's not. Too many young fans being dissapointed.

[LordTBT]

Twisted? I don't think it's twisted at all. If she doesnt kill Harry, too many fans will ask "what happens to harry next?!?!?!".

I firmly believe Harry will die in the next book, along with many others.

[Ferdy and Coggs]

I think he will have to die if he wants to kill Lord Voldemort. Maybe Sirius will somehow tell him what to do, or some other way that will not make sense unless you read the chapter 10 times.

[Ferdy and Coggs]

He will probably have to die in order to kill Lord Voldemort.

[Josiah the Warrior]

Yup, he's dead.

[chupacabra]

Good. I hope harry dies horribly and doesn't kill the one who shouldn't be named..

[Renegade]

Honestly, I don't think Harry's good enough to take Voldemort down without getting killed in the process. Heck, i think he might not even last long enough to finish the job.

[Tesra]

I think Rowling HAD To kill Harry. Or else many fans will reclaim more adventures of the prodigious hero (he'll turn too prodigious even in my opinion of fan if he survive really at all these stuff. It's like in the Lovecraft's books. Too is too ! He must "paid", it's obvious. Nobody can save the Earth without suffering in the operation, even a wizard. ), then all this will lost his breath, and so either she keep on writing, but it won't be the same, or somebody else won't keep him or her on writing her/himself a suite.

In her head, as she said, the seventh book will be the ultimate. So I think Voldemort would die, or at least be turned into something harmless for a long while ; but I believe Harry must die too. Or exile himself. I have some days played with the idea Harry would sacrifice himself to destroy the Dark Lord. Which can help the hypothesis of the suicide. Perhaps Ron or Hermione could die too, and the other then would stay alone, depsairing for her/his lost love... Then mountains would break open, cracks appears into the groud, lava spring out of cracks, and the World finish in an apocalyptic manner, muffle the screams of pain and grief and horror. There the title "Scary Potter" i've read once about the third film could be really applied to the last book, and lovers of greats endings would be content.

[LordTBT]

Neville will kill Voldemort.

[Josiah the Warrior]

Originally Posted by LordTBT

Neville will kill Voldemort.

And, ah, how did you come to this....interesting conclusion?

Of course Harry will die; he's a Horcrux. Voldemort transferred more than the ability to talk to snakes that night...

[Ferdy and Coggs]

I forgot Neville... your probably right. Or he will contribute to the death of Voldemort and kill himself in order to weaken Voldemort for revenge or something.

[LordTBT]

Originally Posted by Josiah the Warrior

And, ah, how did you come to this....interesting conclusion?

Of course Harry will die; he's a Horcrux. Voldemort transferred more than the ability to talk to snakes that night...

Well, it's in book 5 I believe, that we learn it could've been Neville. I think a great plot twist would be THAT IT IS NEVILLE, and we've been following the completely wrong person around for 7 books.

That is such a dark thing to do. I would do something like that.

[Josiah the Warrior]

Originally Posted by LordTBT

Well, it's in book 5 I believe, that we learn it could've been Neville. I think a great plot twist would be THAT IT IS NEVILLE, and we've been following the completely wrong person around for 7 books.

That is such a dark thing to do. I would do something like that.

That would be a great plot twist, but Dumbledore spent about 99 billion pages explaining why there is no possible way Harry isn't the chosen one. Voldemort marked him as his equal, remember? I don't see how the prophecy can be circumvented.