[HPforGrownups] Re: Petunia's protection of Harry

Tanya Swaine swaine.t at xtra.co.nz
Thu Oct 2 20:09:30 UTC 2003


No: HPFGUIDX 82151

At 16:13 1/10/2003 -0700, you wrote:

>Kagome
>
>The fact that he's able to touch Harry, and his indication that it negates
>the sacrifice of Lily, implies that it might mean the negation of
>Dumbledore's charm, which built on the sacrifice Lily had made.  It's like
>removing a brick from the bottom of a stack; the rest of the stack becomes
>unstable, and if pushed the right way, can topple very easily.  The
>protection Harry enjoyed up until this point is now gone, meaning that it
>could weaken and even eventually topple the protection he has at Privet
>Drive.
>
>I'm not saying it would, but the implication is there.  He may no longer be
>protected at Privet Drive, not with the blood charm, at least.  Not if it
>relied on the protection he had gained through Lily's sacrifice, since we
>know that is now gone.


I was given permission from a poster in another group to share this.

Marci - Obsessive HP Fans

The protection lies in blood. As long as Harry has a place to call
home, he is safe. This is why Dumbledore sent Harry to live with
the Dursleys, not allowing Sirius to keep him. So, Harry's protection
is Petunia and Dudley.

Now, on to Dumbledore's famed look of triumph. This very blood of
Lily's, Petunia's and Dudley's is now in Voldemort. Right?

Voldemort sees it as protection for himself and/or a way to touch
Harry. But, has Voldy now sealed the one thing he wanted to break?
I can see Voldy going after Petunia and Dudley, but then he and
Harry would remain. Harry's protection would lie in Voldemort. Am I
making any sense???

Wormtail tried to get him to use someone else's blood. Will his decision
to use Harry backfire? If he really wants to harm Harry, he'll have to do
himself in.






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