A new interpretation of the prophecy

[scoutmom21113]

No: HPFGUIDX 70580

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "logic_alley" 
<logic_alley at y...> wrote:
> Ravenclaw Bookworm wrote:
> > How's this for a theory:  the powers that "the Dark Lord knows 
> not" could involve Harry's leadership and ability to make friends 
> who will willingly fight for/with him (as opposed to out of fear 
> like LV's supporters).  IMO that scene on the Hogwarts Express at 
> the end, where a bunch of DA members zap D/C/G before they could 
> attack Harry will appear significant later on.  Most of the DA's 
> were names in the background before, but now they are becoming 
> more prominent.  
> > The prophesy refers to "the one," but I think there will be more 
> > people involved supporting him – not just in a large fight, but 
> in some way that combines their powers to make them even 
stronger.  
> As in the sum is more than... >>>>>
>  
> 
> I think that's a really interesting interpretation -- the "one" 
> could be the single, unified Hogwarts that the sorting hat was 
> advocating, for example.
> 
> The only problem is - what does "born as the seventh month dies" 
> refer to if not Harry and how can the "him" pronoun fit in?
> 
> --- Logic Alley ---

I picture Harry would be the "one" because he would be the focal 
point for bringing all the other talents together, in a way they 
might not be able to do otherwise.

I was thinking more of a unified group like DA, but I like your 
suggestion that he will be the one to unify Hogwarts.  Um... how do 
the Slytherins fit into this?

Ravenclaw Bookworm