I don't see Harry dying

[jksunflower2002]

No: HPFGUIDX 69572

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Steve" <bboy_mn at y...> wrote:
> --- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "l3al3y_Doll_3"
> <Kiss2Kiss1 at a...> wrote:
>> 
> bboy_mn:
> 
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> An idea I had was for a pseudo-death. Exactly what constitutes 
death
> is a grey area. You hear about people dying on the operating table 
and
> being brought back to life. If death is defined as no pulse and no
> breathing, then resurrections happen all the time. 


Hmmm....perhaps with the Draught of Living Death.  I wondered if 
that would ever come into play.


> Then there is the theory that in the final battle Harry and/or
> Voldemort will be reduced to mere muggle. The cost of winning the 
war
> will be the loss of all magic in their lives. For the greater good,
> Harry will forsake friends, magic, and happiness, and accept his 
fate
> as a muggle. A truly sad ending for our hero.

I doubt his friends would care if he lost his magical abilities.  
They certainly wouldn't let him run off to live a solitary life as a 
muggle.  Afterall, love is the real magic of life.

My scenerio of the day.....Harry survives through some sort of 
trickery (assisted by D. or the twins.)  V. dies and becomes a ghost 
or achieves immortality (stuck for eternity somewhere unpleasant--
perhaps in a Gringotts vault?)  The four Hogwarts houses finally 
merge.  Having found out he is the heir of Gryffindor, Harry has to 
step aside for the sake of school unity.  And ultimately, he has to 
leave Hogwarts--his "home."    

MoM and 12 kids (yes, red heads.)

Toad (theory #102 and counting)