What do you think happened to Voldemort's body? It was kinda propped up there in Hogworts while the cleaning went on, then nothing else was said of it. Are we sure there were only 7 horcruxes? Do you see Voldemort dying like that, because Dumbledore said to Tom Riddle in OotP that there are things worse than death, which may have referred to Voldemort's sub-life while without a body for 13 years. Wouldn't it have been worse for Voldemort to be in that state than dead?

Also, at the end of the epilogue it says this "he lowered his hand absentmindedly and touched the lightning scar on his forehead." Then it ends: "The scar had not pained Harry for nineteen years". The past tense in the word HAD, the scar had not pained him in nineteen years, so why did he absentmindley touch his scar? Had he been doing this all along or just this time? It may have something to do with Voldemort because of the past tense HAD not, and IF he had not been touching his scar all that 19 years, why now?

I Voldemort was vanquished and gone for good. I doubt he's out there hiding again. I really liked Voldemort and Harry's final showdown because it wasnt a case of Harry dodging voldemorts spells or being bullied, Harry standing up to him and telling him whats what. But i find it interesting how Voldemort reacts to Harry saying this is your last chance try for some remourse for once.
As to what they did with his body I think they say they put it in an antechamber away from the bodies of lupin tonks fred etc. But that is the question, what do you do with the body of a tyranical dictator? Im really curious as to how he achieved the form he was in when Wormtail puts him in the cauldron in the graveyard. The sort of child like one with raw reddish skin. Maybe some form of possesion ?
Also the idea of a soul appears throughout the series dementors, horcruxes etc but I was curious as to what Jo thinks a soul is. In my opinion it would seem to be your personality and mind. Its hard to describe its such an abstract concept.

Yeah i did think that the red child in the graveyard is representative of his mangled soul but in kings cross it was a border between life and death wasnt it so i thought the souls weren't corporeal but then again the child form in the graveyard might be so weak that the spirit has manifested itself in to the physical.

I'm assuming you mean that the piece of Voldemort's soul that was in Nagini... and yes, if it was found in the wrong hands, then it could be interesting. Especially since the connection between Voldemort and Harry has been destroyed; the only thing Harry has going for him is that he is now the 'master of death', since he possessed all the horcruxes.

whoa.all though all the horcruxees were desteoyed voldemort would have hidden one of his part of the soul somewhere else...just a thought.and then maybe he would find some deatheater or some one like quirrell to help him back to life.also the part about the part of his soul in nagini is really good.may be like jess said it must have been in a limbo between life and death and like dumbledore maybe bellatrix helped it come back to life

It's true that there are things worse then death and Voldemort would deserve to stay in a state that would refrain him from dying, but also, he would be better off not living because of all the pain he had caused so many people. If he wasn't really alive while he was reeking all that havoc, then who's to say that he couldn't still do it when he was dead? He could become something like a ghost.
And maybe Harry was just so used to touching his scar that he did it absentmindedly. His scar was not only a connection to the Dark Lord, but also a connection to his parents.