And that kind of act leaves a mark...It lives in your very skin...Love, Harry.Love."Harry""s friends had survived as well, and at the closing dinner at the end of school, the Gryffindor House (in 4th place) was victorious over Slytherin for the House Cup when a few last-minute extra points were awarded to Gryffindor: 50 points o Hermione for "the cool use of intellect while others were in grave peril," 50 points to Ron Weasley for "the best-played game of chess," 60 points to Harry Potter for "pure nerve and outstanding courage," and a final 10 points to Neville Longbottom for standing up to his friends.Marcia (quieting him): Please, Paul.Let""s, let""s just remember his day.Paul: We will, Marcia, one day to last us all the rest of our lives.Marcia: It will, it will.Paul: I""ll always love you.Marcia: And I""ll always...remember you, and your song.She sings the same song with him, as they say goodbye, knowing that their precious time has ended.She feels committed to her wedding vows and marries Nazaroff.With separate blossoming careers, seven years later, Paul and Marcia co-star in an American production, singing opposite each other at the Metropolitan Opera.Hagrid insisted that Harry was going to attend the fine school of Hogwarts, although Vernon believed he would only be taught "magic tricks.Angered, he snarls as he looks over and coldly tells her:You almost wrecked my car.Well? Get in!He begrudgingly gives a ride to the woman who has appeared out of the darkness.On the driver""s car radio, the announcer introduces he next jazzy piano selection by Nat King Cole,Rather Have he Blues.