One of J.K. Rowling's favourite 'Harry Potter' moments is a line you may have forgotten

LONDON -- Choosing a favourite moment from the Harry Potter books is a tough ask.

There are just so many, right? Dumbledore dueling Voldemort... Neville lopping the head off Nagini... Snape meeting Harry's eyes for one last time. How do you single out favourite moments from a series that is so jam-packed full of brilliant bits?

When I re-read the books recently one of the parts that struck me the hardest was a line of dialogue I'd almost forgotten about.

It turns out Hamilton creator Lin-Manuel Miranda feels the same way.

In a series of tweets posted on Thursday, Miranda highlighted some of the pop culture events that have left their biggest mark on him.

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After shouting out the likes of Michael Jackson, David Bowie and Shakira, Miranda moved on to Harry Potter.

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How well do you remember that moment?

It takes place at the end of Chapter Twenty-Six in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, as Harry is helping a badly injured Dumbledore from the cave in which Voldemort concealed one of his Horcruxes.

I'm not going to waffle on about it too much here -- I already did that in another article I wrote recently (scroll to point number 11 on the list) -- but there's no doubt that it is a truly beautiful exchange.

On Thursday morning, Rowling responded to Miranda.

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Dumbledore may have been gone now for almost two decades, but his legacy lives on.