The Triwizard Portkey (WAS: Killing Harry, Smart!Voldemort )

alora67 chrisnlorrie at yahoo.com
Thu Jun 27 04:13:34 UTC 2002


No: HPFGUIDX 40428

--- In HPforGrownups at y..., "ssk7882" <skelkins at a...> wrote:
> Cindy wrote:
> 
> > Nah, I'm sticking with my prior view of why the Cup is round-
trip. 
> > Crouch Jr. blew it. The Cup was always set to be a round-trip 
from 
> > the center of the maze. Otherwise, the winner would have to grab 
> > the Cup and battle his or her way past these life-threatening  
> > obstacles back to the entrance of the maze to claim the thousand 
> > galleons, which doesn't make sense. 
> 
> But that would still make it only one-way, surely?
> 
> The Cup is already *in* the center of the maze.  It was, I agree, 
> probably originally set to carry the first person who touched it 
out 
> of the maze and back to the entrance, where they would then 
> presumably be lauded as the winner of the Tournament and presented 
> with their thousand galleons.
> 
> But that's still just a one-way ticket.  It's not round-trip.  It 
> takes you from the center of the maze to its periphery -- and 
that's 
> it.

<snip>

What if the portkey were enchanted to transport only Harry to the 
graveyard?  It's possible that ONLY Harry could be transported.  He 
is the one that Voldemort wanted, after all.  Is it possible that 
whenever Harry, and Harry alone, touched the cup that it transported 
him to the opposite place.  I'm meaning, if he touches it in the 
maze, he's transported to the graveyard;  if he touches it in the 
graveyard he's transported to the maze.  Just a thought....

Alora






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