I’m not sure the missed glint in the Godric’s Hollow graveyard was a Chekhov’s gun. I took it as the final resting place of one or more of the Peverell brothers, which responded to Harry’s declaration against death. In other words I think its relevance was fully explained in the context of that chapter, and wasn’t left expecting any more from it.
I’m not sure the missed glint in the Godric’s Hollow graveyard was a Chekhov’s gun. I took it as the final resting place of one or more of the Peverell brothers, which responded to Harry’s declaration against death. In other words I think its relevance was fully explained in the context of that chapter, and wasn’t left expecting any more from it.