Prophecy and Tom Riddle vs. Voldemort (theroy on the Major plot)

[jdr0918]

No: HPFGUIDX 70407

<<<"lupinwolf2001" wrote: I have a theroy of my own regarding the 
prophecy, Tom Riddle and Voldemort...based on Possession... Could 
Salazar Slytherin be going age to age...Do we find the final chapter 
in this saga ending with a person (harry) that has BOTH Slytherin AND 
Griffindor (sp) blood in them? And ultimately the choice that he 
makes is what stops the cycle? Harry would most likely be that 
person, and the mistake was Voldemorts. He knew the phrophecy and 
instead of killing the next heir of Griffindor's bloodline 
(Neville)...instead marked Harry...a combination of Godric 
Griffindor's line (from his father) and Salazar Slytheri's bloodline 
(from his Mother) and thus has the power to fulfill the phrophecy and 
kill it off so that one can not continue without the 
other...Something about Dumbledore's attitude suggests some longer 
term struggle...>>>

The Sergeant Majorette says:

Makes sense to me. I was getting tired of Voldemort popping up again 
and again like Rasputin in a Monty Python skit. And a supervillain 
who strikes fear into the hearts of men with an anagram? Pooh. I've 
always thought that Petunia is a squib and that Lily (contrary to Tom 
Riddle's opinion and Dumbledore's statement to Harry) is a descendent 
of Slytherin.

This theory also gives us a way out of the "how do we know he's 
really dead this time" maze.

Now all I need for complete happiness in this world is for the 
Weasley clan to provide the heirs to Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff (yeah, 
yeah, both females, patrilineal inheritance: I say, mitochondrial 
DNA, so there!) Then Harry can marry Ginny, reproduce, and all four 
founders can rest in peace.

--JDR