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J.K. Rowling said she is having bizarre dreams about being the boy wizard as she struggles to finish the final book in the hugely popular series.
The author wrote on her website that she dreamt for the first time that she was in Potter's head and roaming around the magical world she has created for him.
The author wrote on her website that she dreamt for the first time that she was in Potter's head and roaming around the magical world she has created for him.
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"The answer was 'no' until a few nights ago, when I had an epic dream in which I was, simultaneously, Harry and the narrator.
"I was searching for a Horcrux (a magical object in Rowling's books created through the use of the Dark Arts) in a gigantic, crowded hall which bore no resemblance to the Great Hall as I imagine it.
"As the narrator I knew perfectly well that the Horcrux was jammed in a hidden nook in the fireplace, while as Harry I was searching for it in all kinds of other places, while trying to make the people around me say lines I had pre-arranged for them.
"I was searching for a Horcrux (a magical object in Rowling's books created through the use of the Dark Arts) in a gigantic, crowded hall which bore no resemblance to the Great Hall as I imagine it.
"As the narrator I knew perfectly well that the Horcrux was jammed in a hidden nook in the fireplace, while as Harry I was searching for it in all kinds of other places, while trying to make the people around me say lines I had pre-arranged for them.
What do you guys make of her dream? Could it possibly lead to any clues? Perhaps since she's been writing the books for so long, she dremt about it and revealed a location (sometimes if you're thinking about something too often you can dream about them). I'm not suggesting that her dream is true, its just something to think about. Perhaps her dream hints at Harry having trouble finding the Horcruxes while its right under his nose.