Hagrid's Death / Barty Jr's Real Father / AK+Lily & My *One* Most Rock-Solid OoP Prediction
Petra Pan
ms_petra_pan at yahoo.com
Tue Jun 10 00:55:30 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 59741
Amy, on Lupin:
>He will kill himself. But why I hear
>you cry! What could Lupin possible do
>that would make him commit harri-karri.
>Well ladies and gentlemen of the jury,
>Lupin is going to eat Denis Creevey.
Cindy, after a spit take:
> Tell us, Amy. Is Lupin going to rip
> little Denis Creevey limb from
> limb right there in the main dining
> room, or will this bit of bloodletting
> take place deep within the darkest
> regions of the Forbidden Forest? ;-)
I vote for the forest and that the
hari-kari be assisted by a Creevey
grandmother...who'd be wearing a
little red riding hood. <g> Not that
I want Lupin to die...really!
* * *
So...if I make nebulous and baseless
predictions, can I make more than just
one? :)
(1) Hagrid dies at the tail of one
Norwegian Ridgeback named Norbert.
<hears groans> What? Doesn't ALL of
Hagrid's pets wag their tails when
they hear 'Mummy' call their names?
:) Not that I want Hagrid to
die...really!
(2) Crouch Sr. was cuckolded by the
Dark Lord. Perhaps suspicions of this
fueled Crouch Sr.'s obsession with
eliminating Voldemort while employing
methods as cruel as the DE's - it's
personal, not ideological. Besides, I
suspect that Barty Jr. is a son in
search of his real father [Crouch Sr.:
"You are no son of mine!"] and
Voldemort's got serious paternal
issues; what better way to explore
these issues than to bestow upon
Patricidal Maniac his very own son?
Too bad Barty Jr.'s been kissed...or
he could carry on the family
tradition, so to speak.
(3) Avada Kedavra is a cannibalistic
curse. When used on Muggles, the
benefit to the one who performed the
curse is similar to the benefit of
drinking unicorn blood. This could
explain how Voldemort's main
objective, to conquer death, go so
well with the Death Eaters' creed,
perhaps manifested in Lucius Malfoy's
opposition to Arthur Weasley's
"Muggle PROTECTION Act."
Y'know, it's interesting that
Voldemort didn't just lose his store
of life force and become less than
even the meanest ghost when his AK
backfired - he also transferred some
of his own powers to Harry. As
Dumbledore said, it's not something
Voldemort intended to do. Perhaps a
backfired AK is much like the
backfired memory charm of Lockhart's
or the "eat slugs!" curse of Ron's:
what was suppose to happen to the
cursed happens to the one who
performed the curse.
I suspect that AK'ing a wizard/witch
would not only yield a harvest of life
force <sorry this is getting kinda
ewww...> but also the powers which
makes a witch/wizard magical.
I suspect that Lily have figured out a
'legacy' charm, for lack of a canon
term. Such a charm would be the
antithesis of the AK in that the
transfer of power is NOT to the one
performing the spell. Perhaps "Lily's
sacrifice" refers to giving up her
magical abilities in order to cast her
legacy charm which then reverses the
AK, once Voldemort performs it. Or
maybe no such legacy charm is
necessary.
Perhaps magical powers WILLINGLY GIVEN
up by Lily deflected Voldemort's
curse that intended to FORCIBLY TAKE
such powers; this then led to Voldemort
UNKNOWINGLY GIVING his own powers to
Harry, the only human being left alive
there. Ironic, no?
Either way, such a charm would be
counter-intuitive to Voldemort's
completely self-centered world view.
Little wonder this is a protection he
did not foresee. If Lily is the only,
or one of few to know of such a charm,
no wonder the AK has not yet been
successfully blocked even by mothers
who love their children as much as
Lily loves Harry. These mothers had
motive but not the means.
Petra: "finish OotP in 37 hrs?!"
a
n :)
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