... "He was not alone. On a golden perch behind the door was a decrepit-looking bird that resembled a half-plucked turkey. Harry looked at him and the bird gave him a bitter look, again by issuing its particular sound. Seemed very sick. His eyes were dull and as Harry watched, he dropped two tail feathers.
I was thinking that the only thing missing is that Dumbledore's bird died while she was with him alone in the office, when the bird burst into flames.
Harry uttered a cry of horror and stepped back onto the desktop. He looked if he had about a glass of water, but saw none. The bird, meanwhile, had become a ball of fire, issued a sharp screech, and a moment later she found him more than a smoldering pile of ashes on the floor.
The office door opened. Dumbledore entered, looking grim.
"Professor," Harry said nervously, his bird ... I could not do anything ... just burn ...
To the surprise of Harry, Dumbledore smiled.
"About time," he said. For days it looked awful. I told him to hurry.
He laughed at the shocked face that put Harry.
- Fawkes is a phoenix, Harry. The phoenix is \u200b\u200bon fire when the time comes they die and then reborn from its ashes ... "
(Allegory of life) Fragment
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. Salamandra Ed. JK Rowling.
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