OOP: Re: Neville's Plant, Snape's Past, Dumbledore and aberforth, Young Death Eaters?

[magicalme9]

No: HPFGUIDX 64360

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "donna_immaculata" 
<girl_about_town at l...> wrote:
> Neville's plant has already played a great role: on the train, he 
> tells the others that it's got an amazing defensive mechanism. 
Then, 
> he, Harry, Ron, Hermione, Ginny and Luna get splayed with the 
plant's 
> juice. These are exactly the people who get to fight the Death 
Eaters 
> at the end - and they all survive! Someone on the list has posted 
the 
> question how the children could successfully fight a group of fully 
> qualified Death Eaters, but maybe the Mimbulus Mimbletonia is at 
> least part of the answer? Maybe its defensive mechanism is somehow 
> transmitted on the person who gets in touch with the plant's 
essence?
> 
> Donna Immaculata 
> 
I realy like your theory Donna Immaculata. Wonder what part the plant 
is going to play in the following books...
magicalme