Elixer of Life (was: RE:What makes you think Harry lives
Steve <bboy_mn@yahoo.com>
bboy_mn at yahoo.com
Fri Feb 14 21:22:44 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 52235
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, Tyler Hewitt <tahewitt at y...> wrote:
>
>
> Greicy wrote:
> ...Anyhow, Dumbledore said they destroyed the stone,
> but that Nicolas Flamel still has some Elixir of Life
> to last him some more years. So you never know it
> could be used to RESSURECT Harry! :D
>
>
> ME:
> Dumbledore says that Flamel has enough elixer to put
> his affairs in order. My guess is that it doesn't take
> YEARS to put ones affairs in order, even if you have
> lived for centuries.
> From SS (hardcover American version) p. 297:
>
> Dumbledore says to Harry "They have enough Elixer
> stored to set their affairs in order and then, yes,
> they will die".
>
> If there was that little elixer left, there likely
> woulden't be any left over to ressurect Harry, if that
> is possible.
>
> Tyler Hewitt
bboy_mn:
I don't think I agree and I've pointed this out before, to a (roughly)
700 year old man 10 years is like 1 year to a normal person. As you
get older, time flys by pretty fast, so at 700 a year flys by like a
month. Plus in 700 years, you've probably gotten you fingers into a
lot of things; investment, businesses, several bank account, personal
property, land, homes, who knows how many kids, unpublished work, half
finished research, etc....
In my opinion, relative to a 700 year old man, 10 years is barely
enough time to get your affairs in order.
I very much think that we will see Nicholas Flamel in person at some
point in this story. I can only imagine how freaked out Hermione is
going to be when she meet someone of such historical importance.
Just my opinion.
bboy_MN
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