Lily Didn't Have to Die/Trelawney's First Prediction

bugaloo37 crussell at arkansas.net
Fri Sep 13 21:23:30 UTC 2002


No: HPFGUIDX 43999

--- In HPforGrownups at y..., Barb P <psychic_serpent at y...> wrote:
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> Harry was targeted because of his potential, IMO.  Whether it's an 
accurate prediction that led Voldemort there that day is another 
story.  We know that Tom Riddle put great store in prophecies.  He 
tells Harry about the Chamber of Secrets only being opened when 
Slytherin's own true heir came to the school.  He seems to revel in 
fulfilling a prophecy and evidently believes in Divination.  
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> --Barb

Thanks for reminding me of Tom Riddle/Voldmort's placing such great 
emphasis on predictions.  Has anyone ever thought of the possibility 
that someone besides Trelawney made a prediction concerning Harry?  
Can it really be possible that there are no other seers in the WW?  
McGonagall stated that divination is a difficult art and that there 
were very few "genuine" seers.  What if Voldemort had faith in a 
certain seer and was acting on his/her predictions?  I know this is a 
big assumption but, IMO, it can be considered plausible-given what we 
know about Voldemort's controlling nature.

bugaloo37 
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