OOP: EVEN DUMBLEDORE HAS MAGICAL LIMITS
ssmith621964
susiedale at worldnet.att.net
Thu Jun 26 20:59:31 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 64499
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Okay, I am sure that I am missing somewthing very important that
prohibits it, so please gently correct me when I ask a stupid
question. Wasn't one of the rooms in the MoM filled with Time and
lots of Time Turners? Why didn't someone just use a time turner to
go back and prevent Sirius falling through the archway?
Also, if this was not possible why didn't Dumbledore simply intervene
and save Sirius? Just a minute before as a Death Eater tried to
escape from the "arena of death", Dumbledore's "spell pulled him back
as easily and effortlessly as though he had hooked him with an
invisible line".
SO when Bellatrix hit Sirius with her second jet of light and Harry
jumped down the steps pulling out his wand and Dumbledore turned to
the dais too, and Sirius seemed to take an age to fall-WHY, OH WHY
did Dumbledore NOT cast the same spell he had used on the DE and pull
Sirius to safety? It would appear the greatest wizard that ever was
has limits to his talent. What do you think.
Sue
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