[HPforGrownups] Re: Elixer of Life (was: RE:What makes you think Harry lives

Shiro shiro at psyche.nu
Sat Feb 15 02:31:02 UTC 2003


No: HPFGUIDX 52275

Tyler said:

> > If there was that little elixer left, there likely
> > woulden't be any left over to ressurect Harry, if that
> > is possible.
> >
> > Tyler Hewitt

So.. there's pretty much a fixation on death for each character now? Name a
character, and a group is obsessed with the idea that they'll die? Look, JKR
wrote this series for children, as good as it might be for adults too. You
really think she's going to subject kids aged 7 to 12 to the very possible
fact that Harry will die? I rememebr sitting in on some 12 year olds being
read CoS. When Harry was near-death, the poor kids fairly gasped and
screamed.. what if he DOES die?

Someone else said:

> 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 property, land, homes, who knows how many kids, unpublished work, half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'd like to think that no matter how long you've lived, 10 years is STILL 10
years. Time is relative, afterall.. it doesn't get faster or slower
depending on age.

Shiro.






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