The Bloody Baron

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No: HPFGUIDX 41998

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--- In HPforGrownups at y..., "alexmalone2002" <lizbooks at e...> wrote:
> In the first book we learn that the ghost of the Bloody Baron 
> has  silver bloodstains on him. I got to thinking are they just 
> that color because he is a ghost or could there be a deeper meaning 
> there? Obviously the fact he has blood on him is linked to how he 
> died but is it a possibility that is indeed unicorn blood, as it's 
> powers were ikely known long before Voldemort put it to use. Was 
> it something to do with a failed attempt at surviving when he was 
> near death, and could this have some relevance to future events? 
> Just wondering if anyone has any theories on this. 
> 
> Alex.


Huummmmmm..... Maybe the Bloody Baron holds the key for killing the
supposidly imortal Voldemort. It seems like the 'silver blood' gets
mention a lot. I think we know who the Bloody Baron is by now, so it
the mention of 'silver blood' really necessary.

I think there is something there, and I have alway wondered about the
significance of SILVER blood. Also, to be the Slytherin ghost, a ghost
feared by ghost and polterguists alike, his Bloodiness must have been
a powerful dark wizard.

all I can say is ....hummmmmm.....


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