The prophecy - my 'we are the world' theory... even Snape
queenofeverythang
queenofeverythang at yahoo.com
Thu Aug 7 05:10:36 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 75785
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, Sally Unchester
<salsal19 at y...> wrote:
> ok QoE,
> You just put an idea in my head. Remember as children when
all of us were taught there were selfish people and selfless
people? The selfish people seemed to not get anywhere in the
world but the selfless always got anywhere they wanted to in the
world. So here's my theory: JKR purpsoefully gives us
characters such as Harry,Ron,Hermione,Dumbledore,Hagrid et
al. who are all selfless and fight their battles the "pure way".
They don't like to fight with swords,fists,or anything but they do
when something stands in there way. The selfish people want
to fight with fists and swords because nothing is in their way and
it only matters what they want not what others feel or want. It's
good that you notice that Harry's power that Voldemort doesn't
have is bringing people together. As for Harry and Snape, I
believe Snape will be the one saving him in the end since we will
have no Dumbledore (or at least that is what many people
believes,who knows maybe JKR will throw us off and keep DD
> alive?) The last few years at Hogwarts are the teenage years
for the trio so there are going to flying hormones here and
there...I believe you are right with the battle within himself, he
will
have to decide if he would like to be selfish like Voldemort and
the DEs or if he wants to stay selfless. I believe personally that
Neville's true heroism is going to show throughout the last three
books (yes,I said three,didn't anyone notice how he became
even MORE brave in book five?) Mrs.Dursley will acknowledge
her sister but it'll be a "You blink and you miss it" deal. She
actually already does acknowledge her in other books just not
say that she loves her or anything like that, I would like her to say
that she did love her sister at one point,that would be more
special to me. Any way,thats my rant for the moment. Feel free
to disagree or agree if you chose,it's a free country ;).
>
> -Sally
I agree with most of what you said, even the part about
Dumbledore which I don't want to believe but I can definitely see
it happening (book 7 not 6 hopefully).
The thing I'm still wondering about is Snape & Harry's future
relationship. Snape has saved Harry's life before and that hasn't
changed his opinion of Harry one bit (or Harry's opinion of Snape
for that matter). I realize that Snape is a pretty unlikeable
personality but he also comes across as very useful and
responsible - and Harry though quite likeable can be very
disrespectful when it comes to Snape. I don't think the saving of
lives is enough to cut through this amount of dislike. I think they
have to find some kind of common ground and I can't figure out
what that could possibly be. Something in Snapes past? Who
knows. I don't see them becoming like family or drinking buddies
in the future but I do hope they can end some of the hostility. If
Snape didn't keep some of his nastiness he would cease to be
the Snape I LOVE to hate so much.
-QoE
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