What is up with the title. What does Hallows mean?
Webster defines it as:
1: to make holy or set apart for holy use
2 : to respect greatly
I wonder how JK defines it.
I'm going to go out on a limb and say that hallows ties to my opposite of a horcurx theory. I've also tied it to the prophecy--
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and either must die at the hand of the other
either refers to Harry's soul and Lily's partial soul--the one she put in Harry to save him from Voldemort. The Hallow or (hallows-Voldie did one piece in with the Avada curse)
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for neither can live while the other survives
The pieces of souls are struggling within Harry. Both have a purpose, but neither can function with the other there.
The Hallow inside Harry is what will prove deadly to Voldemort. This is why Harry will have the power to vanquish the Dark Lord. After deystroying the horcruxes, Harry will go after the final piece of soul--the one inside Voldemort.
Of course, this could all be the ramblings of a fan who has finally gone mad.