Ginny refuses to accept Harry's fear for her as relevant. She also knows that, for whatever reason, the course he's on will almost certainly lead to Harry confronting Voldemort before he is prepared enough to be able to win. She decides to do something about both. *** Not new, just correcting some grammer, spelling and one canon mistake.  Over 5,000 reads and only 24 reviews.  Pathetic!

Training is over, and the Four are more determined than ever to bring the war to a successful end. Still, Hermione has questions concerning methods and ethics. How those questions are answered can have a big impact on how the Four wage the war---and the cost of winning. (A/N): Due to the submission guidelines, this chapter exceeded the maximum size allowed, and has to be broken down into two parts. If it seems that the end point is a little choppy, that's why. Part two will follow as soon as this is approved. ***Revised for typos/spelling, etc. PLEASE REVIEW>

This is the final installment of my little saga. I have quite an emotional investment in these characters, but especially in Ginny. I wish her well, for in some AU, (think Brane Theory), she is real. I think I tied the elements together---the Horcruxes, Harry and Voldemort's blood tie, Severus and his secret, and Petunia's story---in a logically possible manner, even if they happen not to be correct. I hope they are. *****Revised for typos/spelling, etc. Nov 06. PLEASE REVIEW.