Two words.
Two word sentences were, in Harry's opinion, the best and most meaning full sentences that anyone could speak. They uttered such finality and confidence that there was no way of disagreeing with them or douting them. The utter understanding that passed between the two who were having the conversation was a rare and precious thing. Both of the meaningful, two word sentences that had really changed Harry's life in many ways were uttered by the amazing lips of one Ginerva Weasley.
The first was the most simple and yet the most understanding thing that Harry had ever heard. The simple "I know" that Ginny spoke in the final battle was what really drove Harry on. Those two words caused him to choose life over death, to come back and win. Those two words talked of understanding and purity while also expressing the perfect answer to the deepest question that he had. The question that had both got him down and caused him to keep fighting for the best part of a year. Ginny was the only thing that he wanted, She never left his thoughts and always had a space in Harry's mind even when he was locking wands with Voldemort himself. She was what was worth fighting for. Many people were worth dying for but she was the only one worth living for.
The "I know" meant that she knew what Harry was feeling and that she understood, the time when Harry had broken up with Ginny was the hardest time he had ever spent alive. The whole time that he was away on his journeys, scouring the globe for pieces of Voldemort soul, he was constantly bugged by the same question. "Did Ginny understand? Does she know how I feel for her; can she feel the same burden of loss?"
His answer came with one swift kiss and two small words. Now he thought back he couldn't believe that that had happened to him of all people. He had got Ginny Weasley, the girl of his dreams and he had her to himself. It still made him giddy to think about what had happened to him.
As I have previously stated, two small words can answer life's most difficult questions and the second set of syllables that changed the world for the boy who lived came exactly one year after the final battle. Ginny Weasley was all dressed up and it was the happiest day of Harry's life. What did she say, you ask. Two simple words, "I do"
Two word sentences were, in Harry's opinion, the best and most meaning full sentences that anyone could speak. They uttered such finality and confidence that there was no way of disagreeing with them or douting them. The utter understanding that passed between the two who were having the conversation was a rare and precious thing. Both of the meaningful, two word sentences that had really changed Harry's life in many ways were uttered by the amazing lips of one Ginerva Potter.