* Albus Severus Potter, Harry and Ginny's youngest son, heading off to Hogwarts on his first day.
* James Sirius Potter, Harry and Ginny's middle son, being sorted into Gryffindor.
* Lily Luna Potter, Harry and Ginny's daughter, waiting to see who her house will be.
* Harry and Ginny are at the station, alongside Ron and Hermione, who are now married with their own children.
The epilogue shows that even though the war is over, life goes on for the characters. It highlights:
* The passing of time: The characters have aged and grown, and their children are now embarking on their own Hogwarts journeys.
* The importance of legacy: Harry and Ginny are seen supporting their children, just as their parents supported them.
* The continuing bonds of friendship: Harry, Ron, and Hermione remain close friends, even after all they've been through.
* The hope for the future: The epilogue shows that even though there was darkness, there is still hope for a brighter future.
It's a bittersweet ending, as it suggests that life will never be completely free of challenges, but it also offers a sense of peace and optimism. It leaves the reader with a sense of closure and a feeling that, despite the horrors of war, love and friendship can triumph.