Dragon Hide, Life-saving, Harry's protection

[grey_wolf_c]

No: HPFGUIDX 38086

Ben said:
> you quoted  Dragon Hide is immune to magic If this is the case how would wizards wanting to control the dragon do so if spells against dragonhide were ineffective?
> 
> Ben
> 
> this is my first post!

Welcome, Ben, to the world of HP posting.

To answer you question, to control a dragon you get several (about ten) 
powerful magicians and you keep throwing magics at the dragon until 
enough seeps through. The dragon hide is not *totally* inmune to magic, 
but it is inmune enough that a single wizard cannot think of doing 
something on it's own - unless he points at the eyes, which is the weak 
spot (the place where there is no hide to protect the dragon)

Edis wrote: 
> Just a thought - suppose LV deliberately  saves Harry's life at some 
> point, thus putting Harry under  Life Debt to LV. What happens then?
> 
> Edis

Don't worry about imposible things: Being LV an Evil Overlord, he 
wouldn't do that ever (since it would effectively grant him victory)
;-) (go to http://www.eviloverlord.com for other ways of ruling the 
world by evil ways).

> As far as Harry's family protection goes, though, in spite of the 
> supposed need of this, he lived for some time in the Leaky Cauldron 
> at the end of the summer before his third year.  How did family ties 
> help him there?
> 
> --Barb

They didn't. If LV had been active at that time, book three (and the 
rest of the series) would have been VERY short. Luckily, he wasn't, and 
the only threat Harry was facing was Sirius Black, which (if he had 
really been bad), would have faced an entire street of wizards, which 
would have veen to much even for him.

Hope that helps,

Grey Wolf