Nicole's theory
christi0469
christi0469 at hotmail.com
Mon Mar 4 00:49:29 UTC 2002
No: HPFGUIDX 36021
Nicole wrote,
> My *theory*
> First some things that I got from the books:
> -In PS I think Hagrid mentioned something about Voldemort... that
it was odd
> that he didn't try to approach the Potters before (and it *seems*
to me that
> he had plenty of time to do this). And in PoA (or GoF, I'm not
quite sure)
> it says that it was just a year before the death of Harry parents
that a spy
> (Peter) began to give Voldemort information about Dumbledore's
group,
> and, if I'm not mistaken, that is at least close to Harry's birth
day.
> -In PoA Dumbledore says something about the divination professor.
When Harry
> tells about her *prophecy*, Dumbledore says something about that
being the
> second one. So what's the first one?
> -In PS when Harry asks to Dumbledore why Voldemort want him,
Dumbledore says
> that he cannot tell him at that time, that when he became older he
would
> know.
> So Peter tells Voldemort about the prophecy and Harry, and since
then
> becomes a spy. Voldemort then prepares himself to kill Harry.
Dumbledore's
> spies inform him about that and Dumbledore began to try to protect
the
> Potters, until they finally decide to cast the charm of the secret
> keeper.(You know what happens, and) Then Voldemort goes to the
Potters with
> the intention to kill Harry.
>
<snip>
> Maybe Voldemort killed all the Potter family, but I believe that
it was just
> in order to find out where Harry was. And about the heir thing, I
believe
> the Potter family could be the heir of Gryffindor but that
wouldn't be of
> extreme importance as I said before(IMHO)
I was very curious when Dumbledore brought up the existence of
Trelawney's first real prediction, and I too thought it probably had
something to do with why Voldemort wanted to kill Harry. This
theoretical prediction could have been the catalyst for Peter's
defection. I wonder if it could also have been the catalyst for
Snape's defection. We know that he defected sometime before
Voldemort's downfall, and IMHO he would have needed time to prove
his loyalty to Dumbledore. His timing could certainly have coincided
with Peter's. I suspect that Voldemort's reason for targetting Harry
(or Harry and James) is going to be extremely significant;
unfortunately, I also suspect that JKR will save it for the seventh
book, when Harry becomes of age.
Christi
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