I don't see Harry dying
Paige Meeker
PaigeMeeker at sc.rr.com
Wed Jul 23 19:37:44 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 72649
Jennifer:
>
> I understand your logic, that from the text, as far as we can
tell,
> no one is really trying to help Harry learn whatever it would be
that
> can defeat LV. It makes sense from DD's speech that Harry already
has
> what it takes. And that would be the ability to love selflessly.
But
> what I am wondering and at this point would only be an educated
guess
> on almost everyone's part is how is the ability to love so much
you'd
> give up your life, how is that going to be used to defeat LV? All
I
> can think of is something like invading his body and forcing him
to
> feel what sacrificial love is like and hopefully he'd just
crumble.
> Do you have any thoughts on this?
> Jennifer
My Thoughts:
I agree. VD had no reason to leave Harry when he possessed him at
the end of OOP except that Harry suddenly thought of Sirius and the
pain he felt at his loss of Sirius removed VD from him. I'm also
remembering the "triumphant gleam" in DD eyes when Harry told him
*how* VD was "reborn." This will have to come back into play, I'm
sure of it. VD has Harry's blood in him, but none of Harry's
ability to love and sacrifice, or to feel and endure the pain of
loss. Harry will triumph, I feel sure.
Pager
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