Dumbledore's Apprentice

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Harry gets rid of the Horcrux in his head during the Department of mysteries, meaning that he can finally become the hero that he always was meant to be. Dumbledore takes him in as his apprentice, becomes honest with him, and shows Harry that he truly is the Chosen one. 

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