[HPforGrownups] Re: Priori Incantatem Order/Polyjuice Potion

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Brian said:
   Your right that it doesn't make much sense for James and Lilly to 
swith places.  But in post 1530 (I think) I proposed a scanario where 
James and Harry switched.  I admit it has holes and I'm not exactly a 
big proponent of it but I do think it explains things as well as 
anything that's been thought up so far.  Although the idea that Snape 
killed James with Voldy's wand after the attempt to kill Harry makes 
a certain amount of sense too.
                                       

I don't think that Harry and James could have swapped placed - this would have left a small 14 month old baby in a body that the could not control. Remember the polyjuice potion just gives you the phsycal (sp) charictoristics (sp) of the person/cat you transform into - not access to there skills/memories etc

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  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Brian 
  To: HPforGrownups at egroups.com 
  Sent: Friday, September 22, 2000 11:34 PM
  Subject: [HPforGrownups] Re: Priori Incantatem Order/Polyjuice Potion



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  --- In HPforGrownups at egroups.com, Christina Gross <Changeling at d...> 
  wrote:
  > 
  > Hallo all,
  > 
  > I joined the list a short while ago and I very much enjoy reading
  > your insights. 
  > 
  > As for the Polyjuice Potion theory, there's another point that
  > doesn't fit the picture. Even if there was a strong enough reason to
  > keep the heirs of Gryffindor alive (assuming that James and Harry 
  are
  > his descendants) to make James trade places and appearance with his
  > wife and put her up as Voldemorts prime target, did he really have
  > reason to think Voldemort would let Lily live, given his hatred of
  > muggle-born wizards?
  > 
  > Greetings
  > Christina


  Christina,
     Your right that it doesn't make much sense for James and Lilly to 
  swith places.  But in post 1530 (I think) I proposed a scanario where 
  James and Harry switched.  I admit it has holes and I'm not exactly a 
  big proponent of it but I do think it explains things as well as 
  anything that's been thought up so far.  Although the idea that Snape 
  killed James with Voldy's wand after the attempt to kill Harry makes 
  a certain amount of sense too.
                                          Brian


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