OOP: Time
ewdotson
ewdotson at sbcglobal.net
Mon Jun 23 05:14:56 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 61840
Ok, as I was laying in bed, trying to fall asleep, a seriously loopy
theory popped into my head, as can only happen when one's trying to
sleep by can't. ^_^
Remember that bell jar of time that the Death Eater's head fell into
and turned into baby and back to an adult and back to a baby and that
contained the hummingbird that Ginny was so fascinated by? I found
myself wondering what would happen if one dumped a freshly made
corpse into that bell jar or it's equivalent. (You know, like we oh-
so-conveniently did not have for Sirius?) Would the effects be
purely physiological or not?
If one subscribes to the possibility that Harry will be a somewhat
more literal Christ figure than usual that might be an explanation of
how Harry might die and yet return. It could also be a way to allow
Harry the opportunity to live out a normal, healthy childhood without
resorting to the horrid "Oh, it was all a dream!" cliche. (That
would presumably either require the bell jar of time wiping/not being
able to restore his memory or Harry being pulled out as a baby just
before the jar is destroyed.) I simply had a funny vision, as I lay
in bed, of the last line of the last book being something along the
lines of "...and Hagrid held little baby Harry in his arms, exactly
as he had been all those years ago, except that this time, his face
was not blemished by a scar."
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