Why did Harry choose the horcruxes ?

I have often wondered what if Harry had decided to give up on the search for horcruxes and instead had engaged in the quest for the hallows.


Did he do it because he was supposed to do it out of some responsibility ?
Did he do it because that was the right thing to do ?
Did he really have a choice ?


~nightflier


P.S. In my head all those questions have an affirmative answer. I guess 100 points to gryffindor then :D

chronicle of the prince

Harry Potter will never cease to have a profound impact on me.

Check this.

And don't just be done by one preview. Watch all of them and relish, because the darkest tale of the series comes alive on the big screen.

More dark magic, betrayals, dark secrets, tough times and the dark lord himself. Life could not be grimmer. But wisdom does prevail, as harry gets ready for the final quest (and symbolically eternal quest for us) of his life. If there's just one movie remaining for the end of the series, then there could not have been a better and spectacular penultimate show.

My preparation has already started. I have taken the book for another round of reading, as I have plans to catch this one in theatre. Some things in life are worth spending bucks on and Harry Potter is one of them for sure. (OK, at least for me, I will not bully you into believing :P)

till then,

have a good one!

~nightflier