Harry's Dreams
cynthiaanncoe at home.com
cynthiaanncoe at home.com
Wed Oct 10 18:24:01 UTC 2001
No: HPFGUIDX 27457
--- In HPforGrownups at y..., "Steve Vander Ark" <vderark at b...> wrote:
> The subject of Harry's dreams is a fascinating one. Are they
> prescient or simply vivid reconstructions of current and past
events?
>
The dreams list in the Lexicon is great. The only dream I can recall
that is missing is Harry's dream after the Quiddich World Cup in
which Bagman says, "I give you . . . . Potter!" I'll spare you all a
repeat of my theory that this dream shows that Bagman was in on the
plot to transport Harry to Voldemort with the Cup Portkey. (Oops,
that just slipped out!)
Another quasi-dream is when Harry learns in PoA that Sirius betrayed
his parents. He lies on his bed and imagines what happened, and he
visualizes Neville as Peter Pettigrew. I don't know if this rises to
the level of a "dream", but it sure has me concerned about Neville's
loyalty to Harry.
But the one dream I can't make sense of is Harry's dream in PoA
before the Quiddich final in which Neville plays seeker and the
Slytherins ride dragons. Does anyone have a theory? It would be odd
indeed if the other dream sequences have hidden meaning, but that
this one is just a plain old bad dream.
Cindy (who had a dream that OoP will come out long before 2003)
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