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* Harry gets Dumbledore back in ''Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince''. He notes how Rufus Scrimgeour accused Harry of being "Dumbledore's man through and through." Dumbledore notes, amused, how very rude that was of him. Harry then says he effectively accepted it as a compliment... and suddenly notices how very damp Dumbledore's eyes seem. What perhaps makes this moment even better is this exchange right at then end when Harry and Scrimgeour meet at [[spoiler:Dumbledore's funeral]]:
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** Then there's Slughorn's moment in the scene before, when he "says a few words for" Aragog the giant monster-spider who was Hagrid's friend. The way it's done, an event which could have been just plain silly was transformed into a heartwarming moment and is possibly the first time we begin to see Slughorn as a person with depth; as being more than just a shallow glory-seeker.
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* Harry and Ginny's kiss. The fact that it happens right after the Sectumsempra incident, with Ginny helping Harry get rid of the Potions book, makes it even sweeter.
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** J.K. Rowling says that [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lnb-XIZwbY0 "The key to Luna is that she has that unbelievably rare quality of actually not giving a damn what anyone else thinks of her.[...] she's comfortable with being different, she doesn't care.]]
*** Yes, that's right - Luna ''knows'' she is different, but '''doesn't care in the slightest and is perfectly happy being totally different to everyone else''', because she has friends that care for her.
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** [[http://ashleybenlove.tumblr.com/post/82954345560/altrutix-thismissatomicbomb-i-love-how-harry This post]] gives a perfect description of why Harry and Luna's relationship is [[PlatonicLifePartners one of the most perfect BROTPs in existence.]]
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** The wand raising is so powerful that the Potter fandom has [[{{Defictionalization}} devoted gifs of it to times when members of the cast die]].
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* Luna says, "I enjoyed the [Dumbledore's Army] meetings too. It was like having friends." Later in the same scene, Harry tells a rude girl that all the people in his compartment are his friends. Luna says, "People expect you to have cooler friends than us." And Harry replies, "You are cool." Pretty much any scene where anyone is nice to the optimistic yet sadly abused Luna is heartwarming because she ''deserves'' to have kind friends. What makes it even better is that it's a CallBack to the previous book, when Harry had been resentful and humiliated by Cho seeing him sitting with people like Neville and Luna. It shows how much [[CharacterDevelopment Harry had grown up since then]].
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** The fact that throughout the book, Harry ''does not drop'' the fact that Stan Shunpike, of all people, has been convicted as a Death Eater and thrown in Azkaban. He only met him a few times, but Harry knows Stan (along with many others) is innocent. (It's also heartwarming to find that Dumbledore has been trying to get Stan set free too.)
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* YMMV (shipping and all that) on the moment where Ron mutters "Hermione" in his sleep since Lavender was listening, but the part where Hermione holds his hand is sweet, especially in the wake of all that happened between them.
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* When Ron tells Harry about Unbreakable Vows, he mentions that Fred and George almost made him take one as a kid, but Mr. Weasley stopped it just in time. He notes that it was the only time he'd ever seen him as mad as his mother gets. Something about that small mention of the PapaWolf moment really did it for this troper.
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* Everyone will always be split over things they change in the movies, but you'd have to be TheStoic to not feel a tug at the heartstrings in the sixth movie when, after [[spoiler:Dumbledore dies]] and the Dark Mark is cast, Ginny is comforting a sobbing Harry and ''everyone'', teachers and students, raise their wands and together vanquish the Dark Mark from their castle.
* Horace Slughorn talking about the fish that Lily Potter gave him; again, both a heartwarming moment and a tearjerker, and also remarkably startling since the lead-in lines to this speech had been part of a CrowningMomentOfFunny.
-->'''Horace Slughorn:''' It was a student who gave me Francis. One day I came down to my office, and there was a bowl with only a few inches of clear water in it... and there was a flower petal floating on the water. Before my eyes it started to sink, and just before it hit the bottom, it transformed into a wee fish. It was a beautiful piece of magic, wondrous to behold. The flower petal was from a lily... the day Francis disappeared was the day your mother...
* After [[spoiler:Dumbledore dies, and the whole class puts their wands up in the air to get rid of the Dark Mark in the sky]], we cut to the next morning. The scene alone with [=McGonagall=] and Harry was very sad yet heartwarming, but what had this troper burst to tears was when [[PowerTrio The Trio]] went up to the astronomy tower, and discussed what their next move would be [[spoiler:now that Dumbledore is dead, and now that they know that the Horcruxes are the key to defeating Voldemort]]. Harry is determined to find them all by himself, but Hermione quite funnily retorts to him that he couldn't do it alone, with Ron agreeing. They then all huddle up on the balcony of the astronomy tower as they watch Fawkes the phoenix fly away, across the black lake and into the morning sun. Not really heartwarming in description, but ''good lord''. The way they did it... with the cinematography... and then when placed into the context of the events that had just occurred.... and when you put on top of that that this is basically signaling the beginning of the end of the series, I began to cry. For people like me, who've grown up with the films more so than the books, who've grown up with the actors and their characters (and for whom the viewer can genuinely see the camaraderie that they have for each other)... it just... ahhhhh. It was a poetic and heartwarming moment on ThePowerOfFriendship and the loss of innocence.
* Horace Slughorn talking about the fish that Lily Potter gave him; again, both a heartwarming moment and a tearjerker, and also remarkably startling since the lead-in lines to this speech had been part of a CrowningMomentOfFunny.
-->'''Horace Slughorn:''' It was a student who gave me Francis. One day I came down to my office, and there was a bowl with only a few inches of clear water in it... and there was a flower petal floating on the water. Before my eyes it started to sink, and just before it hit the bottom, it transformed into a wee fish. It was a beautiful piece of magic, wondrous to behold. The flower petal was from a lily... the day Francis disappeared was the day your mother...
* After [[spoiler:Dumbledore dies, and the whole class puts their wands up in the air to get rid of the Dark Mark in the sky]], we cut to the next morning. The scene alone with [=McGonagall=] and Harry was very sad yet heartwarming, but what had this troper burst to tears was when [[PowerTrio The Trio]] went up to the astronomy tower, and discussed what their next move would be [[spoiler:now that Dumbledore is dead, and now that they know that the Horcruxes are the key to defeating Voldemort]]. Harry is determined to find them all by himself, but Hermione quite funnily retorts to him that he couldn't do it alone, with Ron agreeing. They then all huddle up on the balcony of the astronomy tower as they watch Fawkes the phoenix fly away, across the black lake and into the morning sun. Not really heartwarming in description, but ''good lord''. The way they did it... with the cinematography... and then when placed into the context of the events that had just occurred.... and when you put on top of that that this is basically signaling the beginning of the end of the series, I began to cry. For people like me, who've grown up with the films more so than the books, who've grown up with the actors and their characters (and for whom the viewer can genuinely see the camaraderie that they have for each other)... it just... ahhhhh. It was a poetic and heartwarming moment on ThePowerOfFriendship and the loss of innocence.
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* Harry gets Dumbledore back in ''Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince''. He notes how Rufus Scrimgeour accused Harry of being "Dumbledore's man through and through." Dumbledore notes, amused, how very rude that was of him. Harry then says he effectively accepted it as a compliment... and suddenly notices how very damp Dumbledore's eyes seem. What perhaps makes this moment even better is this exchange right at then end when Harry and Scrimgeour meet at [[spoiler:Dumbledore's funeral]]:
-->'''Scrimgeour:''' I see you are--\\
'''Harry:''' Dumbledore's man through and through. That's right.
* In ''Half-Blood Prince'', Harry asks Luna to accompany him to Slughorn's Christmas party, and Luna is thrilled. The scene is sad, funny, and heartwarming; it's very well done. And despite the various sideplots also being developed at the party, we still get to see Luna thoroughly enjoy herself.
* Throughout ''Half-Blood Prince'', Molly Weasley, convinced that Fleur Delacour was a vain, shallow, and snobby girl, was ''dead-set'' against Fleur and Bill's wedding. At the end of the book, Bill [[spoiler:is slashed by Fenrir Greyback, is horribly disfigured, and may have some werewolf-ish tendencies]]. Molly is devastated, upset that "he was going to be married." Fleur asks Molly what she meant by "''was''", and yells that she doesn't care if Bill looks different, all that it will prove is that her husband is brave. The scene ends with Molly offering Fleur her great-Aunt's tiara to wear in the wedding; Fleur thanks her coolly, and then the two collapse into a hug and cry hysterically.
-->'''Fleur:''' ''(to Mrs. Weasley)'' And what do you mean by zat? What do you mean "he was going to be married?"... You theenk Bill will not wish to marry me anymore? You theenk, because of these bites, he will not love me?... Because 'e will! It would take more zan a werewolf to stop Bill loving me!... You thought I would not weesh to marry him? Or per'aps, you hoped? What do I care how he looks? I am good-looking enough for both of us, I theenk! ''All these scars show is zat my husband is brave!'' And I shall do zat. ''(she takes the medicine and starts treating Bill)''
* The teachers all deciding, at the end of ''Half-Blood Prince'', that Hogwarts must remain open.
* The scene where, after Fleur says she loves Bill despite being scarred, Tonks [[spoiler:shakes Lupin yelling at him that ''Fleur'' loves Bill no matter what, and she loves ''him'' even if he's a werewolf.]]
* "It is high time your grandmother appreciated the grandson she has, rather than the one she thinks she ought to have." -- Minerva [=McGonagall=] to Neville Longbottom. Professor, you rock.
* In ''Half-Blood Prince'', after Harry saves Ron from being poisoned and the Weasleys are huddled around his (Ron's) sickbed, Mrs. Weasley remembers every time Harry has saved one of them and we get this golden line from Mr. Weasley:
-->'''Molly:''' It was a very lucky day for the Weasley family when Ron decided to sit in your compartment in The Hogwarts Express that day.
* At the end of the book, Harry [[spoiler:breaks up with Ginny because he knows that she'd be in constant danger otherwise]]. He intends to do essentially the same with Ron and Hermione, but:
-->'''Ron:''' We'll be with you, Harry. At your aunt and uncle's. And then we'll go with you.\\
'''Hermione:''' You said to us once before that there was time to turn back if we wanted to. We've had time, haven't we?\\
'''Ron:''' We're with you, whatever happens.
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