Spells used in fights / "Accio Wand" theory.

[kneazelkid]

No: HPFGUIDX 71458


ebeth0000000000 wrote: 
3)  ...I think Harry will learn to manipulate and practice magic 
> > without his wand, which seems to be unusual in the WW.  Just 
MHO.  A little theory I have on the side. . .  Should give the DE's 
something to chew on!

snosageau wrote:  
Someone else also mentioned that Harry has been able to do magic 
without a wand before coming to Hogwarts and cited the snake at the 
zoo as an example. We've seen many other incidences of magic without 
a wand: ending up on the kitchen roof, blowing up aunt Marge etc. 
Hagrid tells him in book one that he is capable of doing magic when 
upset. Is this the same as the wand in the dementors scene in OoP- 
because he began the scene so angry with Dudley is that their some 
residual anger, plus his fear of the Dementors that makes it possible 
for him to Accio his wand to his hand? Just an idea... 

me:
Your words just made something click in my head. Sorry if someone has 
said this (I haven't seen it if you have). All of this, not just 
blocking Voldemort from his mind, but all of it, will lead up to 
mastering his emotions. Mastering his emotions, channeling his anger, 
fear and hurt and being able to turn it into love and forgiveness, 
will make Harry the most powerful wizard in the world, able to defeat 
Voldemort. Think about how much magic Harry spewed forth even when he 
was unaware of his powers. Now that he's learning how to use that 
magic, he is more and more powerful. His next step is mastering all 
his emotions in a very Zen-like fashion. This does seem to point to a 
very Christ-like death scene though, wherein Harry sacrifics himself 
to save humanity and defeat Voldemort. 

kneazelkid -- who gets an ill feeling every time she thinks of Harry 
dying but is becoming more certain that's how things will end