DE Name Origin, & some Dark Mark

[finwitch]

No: HPFGUIDX 36513

--- In HPforGrownups at y..., "Jake Storm" <that1guy_hp at h...> wrote:

> Suppose, for example, that the idea of being a Death Eater is that 
you have 
> indeed offered to 'eat' a portion of Voldemort's 'death.' Wouldn't 
this give 
> us a very good reason that the rebounded AK that should have killed 
Harry 
> didn't entirely kill LV? A portion of that power was siphoned off to 
each of 
> his most loyal, inner circle, and he just lost his body without 
actually 
> being destroyed.
> 

I like that theory. A part of Snape died because of Harry... Explains 
a bit of his hating Harry during the Sorting Feast. Also - There were 
Snape and Quirrell and that Voldemort-head, when Harry had his first 
experience of a hurting scar. No mention of it when in Quirrell's 
presence in the Leaky Cauldron. First time is Snape AND Quirrell. 
Snape is *looking* at Harry when the scar hurts first time! I think it 
took both for a chance. Later, it took one of them - Harry's scar hurt 
in Potion's exam...

There is, I think, a lot more about Harry's scar... Maybe it'll now 
burn around Death-Eaters, too? Poor Harry, he won't be able to take 
potions without getting a head-ache...