Significance of Harry's blood in Voldemort

[jeffl1965]

No: HPFGUIDX 82261

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Donna" <deemarie1a at y...> wrote:
> --- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "jeffl1965" <jeffl1965 at h...> 
> wrote:
> >   Jeff:
> > 
> >     Intresting idea. In my mind I think that Harry and Voldie are 
> > related by blood or marriage somehow. I know in COS Tom shows no 
> hint 
> > of this, but with the WW being rather inbred, I just think that 
the 
> > connection between Harry and Tom is somehow more than the 
transfer 
> of 
> > some powers. I'm sure I'm wrong, but it's just a feeling I get.
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> >   Jeff
> 
> I'm with you, Jeff.  But, if you remember, and I don't have the 
book 
> in front of me to give you the direct canon, but he did say to 
Harry 
> that they even look somewhat alike.  That little point has been 
stuck 
> in my brain ever since I read the book the first time.
> 
> Besides, if a spell backfiring caused the transfer of powers, then 
> the battle in the DoM would have reprecussions for all those 
> involved.  Yet we see no transfer there.
> 
> Also, there has to be some kind of affinity between LV and Harry if 
> their wands are "brothers".  I suspect JKR has a really big 
surprise 
> in store for us.
> 
> D


  Jeff:

   Yes, that's true. I don't have the books handy either. If I leave 
the room to get them, I'll forget what I was looking for and end up 
sitting there reading the darn thing. ;)
   I agree. I think there has to be more to it than a simple tranfer 
of powers. The twin wands, the same powers, Harry being able to see 
what Voldie sees/feels, his anger that is increasing and the attitude 
change. Me thinks there's something rotten in York and it tain't the 
pudding. :) I've stated a few times to others that I fear that Harry 
must die to end the reign of terror this time, least he become the 
next author of it. 



  Jeff