"Silly Little Girl" (was The Potters)
GRACE701 <grace701@yahoo.com>
grace701 at yahoo.com
Mon Mar 3 05:39:48 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 53042
Erica wrote and quoted:
> I've been pondering the possible reasons for Voldemort's targeting
> the Potters. Was he after all 'blood' Potters because they are
> descendents of Gryffindor (thus not concerned about killing
> Lily ... 'stand aside silly girl')? Or was he after Harry
> specifically, something about Harry that was a particular threat to
> Voldemort? Barb has an excellent fic where a prophecy about the
DL's
> demise is given involving Lily, James and Harry thus the DL goes to
> Godric's Hollow to thwart it.
What's the deal with this comment "silly little girl". It's been
used consistantly to "describe" Hermione and to shut her up, but it
has been used with Lily as well. Could it be possible that Hermione
is a reflection of Lily, personality wise? Involving herself in
things she ought not. In PS/SS, we know that Petunia says that Lily
became involved with that "Potter" and got herself blown up. What
else could Lily have possibly gotten herself involved in that
she "shouldn't have"? Was she a smartypants that drove the Marauders
up the wall, like Hermione usually does to Harry and Ron?
Greicy
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