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Your guess is as good as ours. Harry's Scar is Horcrux <<=== that's my guess. | ||
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As for the Lily and James in the film, it was not incorrect since only two small white bulbs came out of Voldemort's wand. Yes, James animated first but that doesn't mean that he came out of the wand first. Quote:
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| Canned Aussieness! Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Australia, New South Wales
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| Re: Horcruxes. The remaining. Oh hey Narya. I sort of stole your thread from TTF. But you can only blame yourself for me being here. You gave me the link. Sorry about that shouting thing but I was pissed off at myself really because I have lines to learn and their just not sticking in my head. I never thought of the Mirror of Erised of be Ravenclaw's thing. But I don't think it holds one of the horcruxes. Reasons:
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| Re: Horcruxes. The remaining. Orionsixwings, you posted the interview yourself - and nowhere in it does it say that Harry will die. As far as the witnesses of Godrics Hollow, one thing we do know is that Dumbledore was very clear on what went down there.. he seemed to know an awful lot. Could Godric's Hollow have actually been Dumbledore's house, that he offered the Potters as protection? Since it is a very good chance that Dumbledore was Gryffindors heir, it would make sense for him to live in Godric's Hollow. I can't remember whether that was the name of a street, or an individual house or whatever though. Perhaps he learnt what happened through legilimency, and obtaining memories, as we have seen him do before - and if that is the case, maybe there were witnesses that we don't know about yet. The death eaters were almost certainly there, even ifr they were told to wait outside - could Snape have told him? Either way, i think we can be fairly sure of what happened there. Voldemort went in, killed James, killed Lily, tried to kill Harry and failed. The only evidence to oppose this is your idea that Voldemort is lying - and it's true, he is a liar - but it's still just a theory, whereas we have been presented with evidence of what happened, whether through Dumbledore, through Harry's flashbacks, or, whether for good or bad, Voldy himself. Every time i see the argument that it wasn't Voldemorts intention to kill Harry, or that he intentionally wanted to make him a Horcrux... it just seems so optimistic, so unlikely. The argument is that Voldmeort went to Godrics Hollow with the intention of making Harry a horcrux, not to kill him - but now, he has changed his mind and wants him dead? He knew of the prophecy before he attempted Harry's murder; knew that this child has the power to defeat him. We are lead to believe that he went there to kill him, but you say Volde was thinking 'ah, if i put this bit of soul in him, he wont be able to kill me, because A, i have a horcrux in him, so i can rise again, and B, he will have to die before i can die.' The flaw in this is that Voldemort cast a killing curse at Harry. You wouldn't devise such a crafty plan just to go and kill him. Throughout the first 5 books, Voldemort has wanted Harry killed. The only time we know this has changed, is in HBP, when Snape reminds the death eaters that "Potter belongs to the Dark Lord - we are to leave him!" This quote can be taken a number of ways. Indeed, perhaps Voldemort, by now, has actually discovered that by some freak of nature he made Harry a horcrux (he was inside his body in the ministry - did he realise, when he possessed him in OoTP?) Perhaps he simply wants to be the one who kills him once and for all? We have seen him say pretty much the same thing in GoF, when it is clear he wants Harry dead: "Do nothing!" But even as i write this post, i noticed that indivudual word.. "Potter belongs to the Dark Lord". I don't even subscribe to this theory that Harry is a Horcrux - but that word 'belongs' can have many meanings, and is an interesting choice, no? People don't belong to other people. Items belong to other people. Horcruxes.. belong to other people? Last edited by MJRevell; 29th July 2006 at 10:16 AM. |
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"So it will end with me, and after I'm dead and gone they won't be able to bring back the character'" -- JK ROWLING. She will only write 7 BOOKs. So she is going to kill Harry so it will end with just 7. Quote:
You really don't get it do you? *sigh* Let me explain in plainer words. Voldemort NEVER wanted to make a Horcrux out of Harry. He wanted to use Harry's death to seal the spell to make his last Horcrux. He ALSO did not want to kill Lily, and this is a fact that has been confirmed since BOOK 1. It was Lily's "Deal" that protected Harry from the Killing Curse. She fooled Voldemort into agreeing to a "binding" magical contract with her. That is why the Killing Curse rebounded to him because in that room HE WAS THE ONLY LIVING THING LEFT TO KILL. Since he wanted to use Harry's death to seal the last Horcrux spell, he has already done the spell before he conjured the killing curse, and since the spell went wayward, so did the Horcrux spell, and instead of Voldemort's soul being encased inside his "planned" Horcrux (which I suspect is his wand because aside from his wand, there is no mention and no sign of him carrying anything with him when he went on the hunt), it is possible that it got encased "elsewhere". Why? 2 reasons: 1. Hagrid (and possibly Dumbledore) got to that place after the event and if there was something there - something OUT OF THE ORDINARY - They would have noticed. 2. The fact that Harry had the scar is already a clue. His scar is the only one of its kind in History that is why there is no known cure for it and no rational explanation why he has it (they can't even explain properly why he survived the Killing Curse). The Avada Kedavra curse has never been bent the way it did with him - THAT IS WHY HE'S SOOO FAMOUS! Now, I am not JK Rowling, although, for monetary reasons, I always wish I were, and I know that she is the only one who can say where the other Horcruxes are, but for the purpose of discussion, those are my theories. So, althought it may be possible that I am wrong you can not deny that I can also be right, and unless I see one good reason not to believe I am, I KNOW I AM. ![]() | ||
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| Re: Horcruxes. The remaining. Quote:
Can I just say something else for all those people who thing Potter's scar is a horcrux. Voldie didn't intend on giving him ANY scar, but intended on killing him. (No arguments to that please). All of you beleivers in HP's scar being a horcrux just got cut down in one sentance. Muahahahahahahahahahaha. (One of you might know that I have an evil laugh. But now all of you know) Muahahahahahahahahahaha!! *cough cough* | |
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So ... where in that quote does it say Harry will die? She was discussing why someone would kill off their leading character, yes, but nowhere, in the entire interview does she say Harry will die. Quote:
I also believe that he wanted to make a horcrux after killing Harry - however we do not know anything about horcrux spells. How do you know he cast the spell prior to attempting to murder Harry? How do you know killing someone 'seals the deal' so to speak? I would definitely have to disagree with that part: i think he wanted to make a horcrux AFTER killing Harry, as it would be a very significant death for him to create a horcrux with. For all we know, you have to kill first, and horcrux later. | ||
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| KenDodd'sDad'sDog'sDead Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Essex
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(Paradox starts jumping up and down having a crying hissy fit). Like I said. Do you really really know for sure that he intended to kill Harry that night? I say he didn't - it was all a big deception to throw everyone off the track of his real intention. So there! ![]() | |
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| Re: Horcruxes. The remaining. I think that it would really be abit stupid to do that though, because thats one of the only things we KNOW, that would really make a lie out of all of the other books. Youve also got to think that the prophecy dictated that one must die, so i think its only sense that Voldermort went to kill Harry. EDIT: ARGUEMENTS FTW!!! |
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| Re: Horcruxes. The remaining. Yeah, arguing is where the fun is at. And while we're talking about horcruxes: "neither can live while the other survives" Surely Voldemort could live if Harry is a horcrux. Indeed, the whole point of a horcrux is to live. The only viable option with this entire 'harry is a horcrux' scenario in my opinion, is that somehow, some way Voldemort made a mistake, and mistakingly made Harry a horcrux without even knowing about it. I still think Harry is a horcrux is a very wild theory though - and no more than that. |
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I don't get it, why is the thought of Killing Harry such a big deal? It happens all the time. Heroes get killed. Why is there so much hoopla in Harry's death? If he dies, well then good. I think people are all thinking of these books from Harry's point of view. Try to change your perspective a bit, maybe use Voldemort's just once. If you were this Overlord, and you find out there is this boy who was born to destroy you, what would you do? Befriend him? Make him your ally maybe? If he was prophesied to kill you, whether he becomes your friend or not, he will eventually kill you (If you succeed in making him your friend, then you'd die by accident. Or he conspires against you and claim the throne that you worked so hard to get.). In any case, YOU DIE. The only logical thing to do, is get rid of him before he has a chance to do you in. Quote:
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