Dumbledore's true motives?

[Unlucky07 at hotmail.com]

No: HPFGUIDX 11382


> 
> "And he was right-he could touch me without hurting himself, he 
> touched my face." 
> For a fleeting instant, Harry thought he saw a gleam of something 
> like triumph in Dumbledore's eyes.  But next second, Harry was sure 
> he imagined it, 

> 
> I was just interested in what other people thought about the 
reaction 
> of Dumbledore to the fact that Voldemort was no longer incapable of 
> hurting Harry.

That's a really good point, I am new here also so I don't know if 
anybody has had discussions regarding this issue.  Two possibilties 
pop up in my head;

Dumbledore may have realized that the fact that Voldemort can touch 
harry could be a weakness that he could use.  I was puzzled over what 
Dumbledore said in PoA regarding Harry being one day thankful for 
having saved Wormtails life.  Could this be a result of it?  Could 
Wormtail have unwittingly given Dumbledore the ability to defeat 
Voldemort?  Could Harry's blood mixed in the spell lead to the 
downfall of Voldemort?

The other idea that I had was something even I don't want to 
believe...  Maybe Dumbledore is not really the good and noble wizard 
that we think he is.  Why exactly is Voldemort afraid of 
Dumbledore?!  Could Albus Dumbledore, Harry's hero, be Voldemort's 
master?!  Ha ha ha...  it would be an interest.  This would explain 
why people like Quirrel, and Crouch's son get into the School with 
ease...