Original Title: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Translated by Su Nong and Ma Aixin

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First published in print in China in 2007 by People’s Literature Publishing House

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哦，那与生俱来的痛苦和折磨，

那死亡之际刺耳的尖叫，

还有那正中血脉的一击，

那无法止住的鲜血流淌，那悲伤，

还有那无人能够承受的诅咒。

但是家里可以疗伤，

而不是家外的地方，不是，

无人能够相助，惟有他们，

他们的血泪奋争。我们向你们歌唱，

大地下的黑暗神祇。

听啊，你这大地下的极乐力量——

回应召唤，送来助襄。

庇佑孩子，赐他们以胜利和希望。

——《奠酒人》，埃斯库罗斯

死亡只是穿越世界，如同朋友远渡重洋。他们仍活在彼此的心中。因为他们必须存在，那份爱与生活无处不在。在这面神圣的镜子里，他们面对面相视，自由地交谈，坦诚而纯真。这就是朋友的安慰，尽管据说他们都要走向死亡，但他们的友谊和陪伴将因为不朽而永存。

——《再谈孤独的果实》，威廉·佩恩 /ZnMPV454H0PqoYdyxcUdkBR7PY8pBddgTYlRTSWwI/VF0AAqpOIRZxkh37vv7ox