Deathly Hallows Cover Art

I'm still around.
It's just that I've run out of things to say.
We've pretty much covered everything.

Ok there aer curtians on the US cover right?
Mabe that is the curtian Sirius fell behind.
It looks like they are in The Ministery of magic.
Mabe not

Isnt it also interesting that in the uk version theres also a FULL MOON, does that mean anything?
For sure i think that they are either in gringots or some where secret in the castle, but the elf holding the sword has to be dobby, he would do anything for harry, all i know is that i cant wait for the book, its a mixd feeling of sadness and excitement. Thanks for putting up those helpful links.

I have a quick question and theory in the UK verzion there is a moon and it looks odd and i also wanted to ask when does Lupin transform wouldnt the moon have something to do with it

wake me when the book gets to my house

Oh my goodness, that's brilliant! I thought they were just decorative (and they very could be just decorative), but that is a possibility that never occurred to me before!

I definetly think they are in the Ministry of Magic and that a new and untold horror has emerged that forces Lord Voldemort and Harry to combine their magics in order to save themselves and the world. There you go. Now you don't need to read the book. (Yeah right)

Although, If you check out when I joined you will find that I was using the Fenrir name long before Greyback ever was even introduced. I have a weird sense for these sorts of things.

Ooh...very good plot twist.

Archenemies forced to combine their magic to face something which threatens them both...but no wands, very odd indeed.

Ol' Dumbly-dore could do wandless magic and surely Voldy can too, but Harry...I don't know. He's could learn but not even the other Hogwarts professors showed they could use magic this way. If we had seen even the simplest of magic without a wand from someone else I would believe that Harry could do it, too, but the total lack of examples throughout the series makes me doubt it.

This conclusion poses another question...if it's not wandless magic they're doing, what is it?

I've just seen the new covers and kicked myself for not finding them before.

First reactions.

The US children's version: Very intriguing.

Looks to me as if Harry's trying to reach out for or catch something. His broom. Maybe not. Maybe reaching to somebody. Somebody on the other side. It looks like Voldemort and Harry are both in the same boat/predicament sort of. They both seem to be looking in the same direction and not at each other. Harry is reaching for something and Voldemort is either trying to prevent Harry from getting it, fending it off, or reaching for it himslef. I think those are school robes Harry is wearing (he doesn't own any other kind unless its the fancy one).

I think that I may have got it this time!! Maybe

Deduction: If those are school robes, Harry will definitely be going back to Hogwarts at some point. Harry may find that destroying all the horcrux, especially the one embedded in his own forehead isn't possible without mortally injuring himself. The only way left to kill Voldemort, and live through the process, is the way Sirius went. Somehow they both manage to fall through the curtains together. There is a way back but perhaps only for one of them and from the picture it looks like they're both going for it or Voldemort is trying to stop Harry. Maybe

Possible? No?

The UK children's version: Shows less of the main plot.

Aberforth's right, all the shiny stuff look like they belong to Gryffindor. They can't all be horcrux. Maybe none are. The body-armour thing also has a Griffin on it, its got a beak. Look carefully. Has anyone noticed how bruised Harry and Hermione is. Burn marks? None of them are in Hogwarts' robes. This is possibly before school starts. It looks as if they're falling through an archway or a tunnel mouth and bracing themselves and seem both very surprised and afraid. The snake in the orb maybe a captured Nagini, or maybe its one of Trelawney's predictions. We may see demetors again, why else would there be a patronus.

Deduction: There maybe more to Godric's Hollow than just its name. And if its finders keepers, Ron's dream might come true. He might become very rich.

I like this theory. Not as much as I like mine, but it's interesting.