Forgive this cranky theory (Re: There is Death and ...there is death)

[iris_ft]

No: HPFGUIDX 86752

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Steve" <bboy_mn at y...> wrote:


> I also like the idea that sharing Harry's blood will give 
Voldemort a
> vulnerability that he has not foreseen. The original failed AK 
curse,
> implanted a bit of Voldemort in Harry. Now Harry, through 
Voldemort's
> own actions, has implanted a bit of himself in Voldemort. 
> 
> This blood vulnerability has been speculated before, but I don't 
think
> it has ever been presented in quite the way you did it. I have no
> doubt that this 'common' blood will be a key factor in the final
> resolution to the story. Of course, to predict the exact 
circumstances
> is next to impossible, but even given that, the general concept 
that a
> new modern day AK curse by Voldemort against Harry, could actually
> kill Voldemort once and for all, because in killing Harry, he is
> killing a bit of himself; well, that does have some appeal.
> 
> Pleasure talking to you.
> 
> bboy_mn

Pleasure talking to you, too.
What I wrote about blood vulnerability comes from what I'm currently 
reading. You are right when you say that Harry enriched our lives; 
thanks to him (let's say he's a real kid
) I rediscovered Alchemy. I 
had started studying it when I was reading Calderon's plays, but 
Sigismundo was not as touching as Harry
 Alchemy says things 
like "mercury contains its sulphur, and that there's no sulphur 
without its mercury". What do we see in our HP books, now?  Harry 
was reborn from Voldemort, and Voldemort was reborn from Harry. 
Harry was born from James, and the Prong Patronus was born from 
Harry. In OotP, Ron and Hermione care for Harry as if he was their 
child, and then Harry teaches them DADA as if they were his 
children
 And I think we can find out many other examples 
of "alchemical reciprocity" in the series. "What is above is like 
what is below, and what is below is like what is above, to create 
the miracle of a single work"; so says the Table of Emerald, and I 
think that JKR perfectly understood the message.

Amicalement,

Iris