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Mark Sandell Mark Sandell | 13:22 UK time, Tuesday, 27 June 2006

J.K. Rowling was on the here in Britain and hinted that two characters at the end of the 7th and last Harry Potter novel.
The fans' websites are buzzing with speculation that one of the characters will be Harry himself. Now, we know that Harry Potter is a global phenomenon ( try a search in Technorati), so we want to know whether this is just a smart PR move by Ms Rowling (like she needs to drum up sales) or whether you can't bear the idea of Harry being killed off.

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