Well, I already had thought about the Parseltongue and the lack of a sword with basilisk venom in its blade, but the Trace gone? Certainly, that would make up for a LOT of Harry's problems to be able to destroy Horcruxes... though still, he needs another person. In the cave, for example. Or a House-elf, those have a lot of magic. Still, destroying them, kind of a problem.
I'm glad you brought up the Black Family tree. I was always (since the Tree came out) dissapointed that Harry or somebody else had never talked about any family conections, be it with the Blacks, the Weasleys or whoever. It's so funny how Ron (and presumably, others) assumes that Harry 'already knew'. It seems it didn't occur to him yet; that he and Ginny are related. Anyway, I think that marrying a third or four cousin is about the best you can hope for in the Wizarding World. They are all a big bunch of inbreds.
I was missing Draco. Well, his appearence didn't make me feel particularly glad he had come back (which is a good thing), but he was needed. Sadly, he was needed.
Oh, I was really hoping to see Mary MacDonald's answer. Next chapter, I suppose.
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I'm glad you brought up the Black Family tree. I was always (since the Tree came out) dissapointed that Harry or somebody else had never talked about any family conections, be it with the Blacks, the Weasleys or whoever. It's so funny how Ron (and presumably, others) assumes that Harry 'already knew'. It seems it didn't occur to him yet; that he and Ginny are related. Anyway, I think that marrying a third or four cousin is about the best you can hope for in the Wizarding World. They are all a big bunch of inbreds.
I was missing Draco. Well, his appearence didn't make me feel particularly glad he had come back (which is a good thing), but he was needed. Sadly, he was needed.
Oh, I was really hoping to see Mary MacDonald's answer. Next chapter, I suppose.
Keep writing!