And so he did. Harry told her everything: about the Horcruxes. About the Deathly Hallows. About how Snape had been a double agent loyal to Dumbledore all along, and how these two men had held their own designs for Harry so that his destiny seemed almost pre-ordained. Never at any point did Harry recount his tale as if he was speaking to a child – he had stopped viewing Ginny as Ron's kid sister some time ago. If the past year had turned her into an adult, a woman, then he needed to treat her like one.