Here at the end of all things

[justfornow]

 

This picture is for KJ because I love her and because this scene in Return of the King will never not be beautiful. (Thank you so much for the panda, bb. <3) 



So I have a random, nitpicking question for everyone. In the Deathly Hallows: Part 1, after Ron destroys the locket, he says (and this is a screenshot taken directly from my copy of the script):

I think I might be forgetting something, but I thought for sure they knew that there were seven Horcruxes. Because when Tom Riddle goes to talk to Slughorn in Slughorn's memory, he specifically says seven pieces of his soul. And, unless I'm wrong, the locket was only the third Horcrux they destroyed, leaving Hufflepuff's Goblet, Ravenclaw's Diadem, Nagini, and Harry. So they really have "only four to go," right? Unless the movies are going to chop off one of the Horcruxes? Or I suppose it could just be a fluke. XD Or I'm just dumb and totally missed something, in which case, please feel free to ignore this. 

 

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Frodo and Sam kill me every time. I cry just thinking of them.

And, yeah, I know that they don't know Harry is a Horcrux, but they still know that there is supposed to be seven, right? The math just doesn't add up. Unless they think that Voldemort himself is the seventh Horcrux? That would make sense, I guess. HArry would be the accident eighth part then?