Pre-MAGICAL DISHWASHER Plan
Grey Wolf
greywolf1 at jazzfree.com
Sun Oct 13 21:27:32 UTC 2002
No: HPFGUIDX 45287
--- In HPforGrownups at y..., "Melody" <Malady579 at h...> wrote:
> Tip-toeing into the discussing, I gingerly place this post on the
> doorstep of Mr. Grey Wolf's and Mrs. Pip-Squeak's respective
> houses...
We both live at the safe house, in theory bay (I in the garden, Pip in
the house itself), so it's not as if you have to go very far to leave
each copy...
> While I have no problem with the logic of MAGICAL DISHWASHER and
> greatly admire the tremendous research and swift defense you both
> have on your theory, I do want to continue with your train of thought
> if I may.
By all means, do! MAGIC DISHWASHER, Spy theories in general and the
safe house are open to everyone who wishes to join! I know it looks as
if it's just the two of us (she created it and I'm very loud in my
opinions), but I for one would love to have more people join us. In
fact, some have accepted, and others have been made (sometimes against
their better thought) honorary members for adding variants to the
theory. Speaking of which, although I'm going to pick a few details
with your own variation, Melody, I have quite liked it. It's not 100%
compatible with my own view of MAGIC DISHWASHER, but it's perfectly all
right, really.
><snip Melody's MAGIC DISHWASHER variant>
>
> Melody
(just for those that don't have the "up thread" buttom: the theory
states that Dumbledore plan was tempting Voldemort out of Albania with
the PS and Harry, and that the flawed potion idea didn't come up until
that one failed)
The main two points I see that I don't especially like (read: I prefer
my own version) is the fact that Harry is Voldemort's main objective
and that the flawed potion idea was thought *after* PS. But both points
can be relaxed somewhat. I myself have toyed with the idea that
Dumbledore baited Voldemort out of Albania by means of the stone and
-why not- revenge on Harry (but the stone being the important point,
Harry being in the nature of a bonus), but I'm not really sure about
that point (simply for lack of canon). I am working on it right now,
and if I reach a conclusion, one way or another, i'll post something on
the list.
If I reach the conclusion that it is possible that such was
Dumbledore's plan (although I keep hitting a rock called "Dumbledore
wouldn't risk Harry by using him for bait"), it would be in the nature
of "plan B", with plan A being the flawed potion. Allow me to
elaborate: The flawed potion plan states that, to kill Voldemort, the
easiest way would be to make him become mortal again, and then kill
him. Assuming that there are several ways to resurrect or recorporate a
given individual, the old gang found a way that, while seeming to do
what Voldemort wanted, in fact had a big flaw that would, in the end,
make easier (or simply possible) his ultimate defeat.
Of course, to guide Voldemort into using the potion couldn't be managed
the direct way (Voldy isn't stupid enought to use a potion suggested by
his enemies), so they made all the other methods even more difficult
than that one. Although we can't know what those methods are, I believe
that the old gang has been making them ever-so-unreacheable for the
last 10 years. For example, it might have been one of the reasons
behind Arthur's anti-enchanted muggle objects laws.
All that, of course, had to be done since the very beggining: there is
no time to make other methods difficult in just the two years between
PS and GoF. And that is the reason that, while I might accept that
Voldemort was tempted by the PS out of Albania, the main plan has
always been built around the flawed potion (I'll possibly be able to
tell you what the rest of the plan is about in a couple of books <g>).
Hope that helps,
Grey Wolf, who would be very happy if Melody decided to join the MAGIC
DISHWASHER org, with a honorary membership for adding a variation.
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