What does ''I open at the close'' means?

te have to read the book... between the lines.

There's a relationship between the "close" and the "going to die". Death is just the passage between an end and a beginning. Remember what Dumbledore detto : "To the well organized mind, death is but the successivo great adventure." He saw death as a beginning, the beginning of a new adventure.

He had dato the Snitch to Harry as a bequest. Obviously, he's the one that Come d’incanto it to "open at the close", first with the writings, and when the end is close indeed, when Harry detto "I'm going to die". Saying so, Harry is indeed at the "close" of his life. Hence the Snitch opening itself to free... ah no, I won't spoil it for te !

Read the chapter in question, even several times and you'll see, you'll get it ! (It worked for me.)

'I open at the close' means that the snitch will open and reveal the resurection stone when Harry is about to die. The 'close' is death, as death is the closing of life. So when Harry says 'I am about to die' it opens, as he is nearing the close

never heard of it

The "close" being referred to is the end of the book and the close of the Harry Potter saga. The opening is pretty much self explanatory. JKR wants te to think the close is death but my explanation is better. ;)

it means it will open when he is about 2 die

I am pretty sure it means "I open when things are going wrong" like when Hagrid detto that he was going to die. Therefore, I am guessing that "the close" means "the bad o the uncontrollable things."

"The Close" means:
get finished-die-poof
"I open at the close" as many of us allready said,simply means that the Snitch opens in te dying moment o when te know te are about to die.
Simple as anything.

It means that the Snitch will open when Harry is about to die. "The close" is considered as being the end of Harry's life.