scar link to voldemort
cindysphynx
cindysphynx at home.com
Thu Dec 6 18:04:06 UTC 2001
No: HPFGUIDX 30975
Milz wrote (about Voldemort communicating with Harry through Harry's
scar):
> I brought something similar up in a thread a few months ago. In
PoA,
> Harry hears a voice in his head telling him to go ahead and kill
> Sirius. Harry is at a highly emotional state when he hears this
> voice. The more and more I thought about it, I wondered if that
voice
> was really Voldemort communicating via the scar. Others on the list
> remarked that it could be Harry's just too emotionally charged and
> it's his conscience speaking, not Voldemort.
>
> Whatever it is, Dumbledore did seem "triumphant" when he learned
that
> Harry's scar pain ceased after the Voldemort confrontation in GoF.
> And I highly suspect that the scar link was deeper than we are led
to
> believe.
>
This is an interesting theory, but we probably need more canon
support for it to work. Are there other instances in which Harry
hears a voice in his head? I can't think of any. There are a number
of times when he has the weird feeling of being watched, but
sometimes those occasions have other explanations, such as Moody
really is watching Harry in the maze.
Also, if Voldemort can communicate with Harry through the scar,
Voldemort should also have been telling Harry to spare Wormtail, not
to knock out Snape, not to Stun Krum, to take the Cup, etc. Why just
the one instruction to kill Black, particularly at a time when
Voldemort was weaker than he was in GoF?
Lastly, I don't recall that Dumbledore seemed triumphant upon
learning that Harry's scar pain had ceased. Harry reports his scar
burning upon his return to the entrance of the maze (burning "dully
on his forehead"). Have I missed something?
Cindy
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