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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Edena_of_Neith" data-source="post: 3669029" data-attributes="member: 2020">Considering their actions and the results, and their allies, Harry, Hermione, Ron, and Neville could have written their own tickets to anywhere after the events in Book Seven.  Want to be Head of the Auror Department?  You got it.  Want to be head of the Department of Magical Law Enforcement?  You got it.  Think everyone in the Ministry of Magic needs a thousand percent pay raise?  You got it.  Want to be Minister of Magic?  You got it.  Want Hogwart's reorganized the way you want it?  You got it.  (Oh, and you want Outstanding Grades on every known wizarding subject?  You got it.)  Our author states that Harry, Hermione, and Ron played the major role in reorganizing the Ministry of Magic (for all intents and purposes, reorganizing and rebuilding the government of Great Britain.)  They completely made it over into something new.  It is implied this new Ministry is free of political corruption in the normal sense, and is a highly competent and effective government.  Rowling also implies there were 19 years of peace and quiet.  We may have Harry in the James Bond department (the Aurors) and Hermione Granger in the Sherlock Holmes department (Magical Law Enforcement) but in those 19 years no SPECTRE or Moriarty (sp?) emerged to become a problem.  Which is well and good.  One would think Harry, Hermione, and the others had earned some peace and quiet.  -  Quoting Rowling:  Harry, Ron and Hermione don’t join the same Ministry of Magic they had been at odds with for years; they revolutionize it and the ministry evolves into a “really good place to be.”“They made a new world,” Rowling said.</blockquote>

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