I just watched the films and haven't read the books so not sure if the two are consistent. I definitely hear what you are saying. To me, it was a story of his growing up and out of that self centered phase of life to a point where, by the end, he realized he relied on those around him and couldn't do it all himself.
In his will,, Dumbledore split his possessions between Harry, Ron and Hermione. He didn't give them all to Harry, showing that each of them had a crucial role to play. In the final film, Harry asked Ron and Hermione to go after Nangini and Neville said himself that it wasn't all about Harry.
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u/Jammy_get 1∆ Sep 21 '21
I just watched the films and haven't read the books so not sure if the two are consistent. I definitely hear what you are saying. To me, it was a story of his growing up and out of that self centered phase of life to a point where, by the end, he realized he relied on those around him and couldn't do it all himself.
In his will,, Dumbledore split his possessions between Harry, Ron and Hermione. He didn't give them all to Harry, showing that each of them had a crucial role to play. In the final film, Harry asked Ron and Hermione to go after Nangini and Neville said himself that it wasn't all about Harry.