Sure. Along with the centaur evidence, there’s: Harry’s thought on star lifting in response to this prophecy in Ch. 21, Harry noticing Quirrelmort’s interest in the same prophecy in Ch. 86, Quirrelmort’s talk of the stars’ vulnerability to “sufficiently intelligent idiocy” in Ch. 95, Voldemort’s “while the stars yet live” remark in Ch. 111, Voldemort’s more explicit talk on the prophecy and his great fear of it in the next chapter, and how the Unbreakable Vow is framed in the most recent chapter. If Harry connects these dots, he’ll have a good idea of what the full prophecy says.
Harry doesn’t know the actual prophecy, so I’d start it with,
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“Is prophesy essentially...”
“Powers, not excuses.”
“Vow compels to raise this point. More important than powers.”
Voldemort paused. “Proceed.”
“Is prophesy essentially same as Centaur prophesy? Stars go dark?”
“Essentially.”
Sure. Along with the centaur evidence, there’s: Harry’s thought on star lifting in response to this prophecy in Ch. 21, Harry noticing Quirrelmort’s interest in the same prophecy in Ch. 86, Quirrelmort’s talk of the stars’ vulnerability to “sufficiently intelligent idiocy” in Ch. 95, Voldemort’s “while the stars yet live” remark in Ch. 111, Voldemort’s more explicit talk on the prophecy and his great fear of it in the next chapter, and how the Unbreakable Vow is framed in the most recent chapter. If Harry connects these dots, he’ll have a good idea of what the full prophecy says.