Power of love (was Mid-Air Collision Required for Priori Incantatem?)
Amy Z <lupinesque@yahoo.com>
lupinesque at yahoo.com
Sat Dec 28 14:46:09 UTC 2002
No: HPFGUIDX 48903
Potter Hermione forever wrote:
> > Why was Voldemort not able to
> > kill Harry when he was a baby. He did not have a wand then?
> > I agree that Lily sacrificed herself for Harry. But, what does
> > that mean? Does that mean she came between the 'Avada Kedavra'
> > curse meant for Harry & got killed instead or was it something
> > else?D'dore said something about LOVE. That is so corny. I was
> > looking for something more logical.
Pip wrote:
> Love is the most powerful of all the emotions. In a world where the
> emotion of hate can come flying at you in the form of a curse, can
> even kill you, it is `not logical Captain' to expect that the
> emotion of love is incapable of producing magic. Magic that is
> ultimately more powerful.
Where I come from, the overwhelming majority of the citizens
subscribe to a religion that believes love has successfully overcome
death and sin. Corny, possibly (though I would say not--true love is
much too serious for the hearts-and-roses stuff). Magical,
absolutely. And IMO, magic is frequently more persuasive than logic.
Amy Z
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