[HPforGrownups] Return to the Chamber of Secrets?

Tanya Swaine swaine.t at xtra.co.nz
Tue Oct 14 23:21:45 UTC 2003


No: HPFGUIDX 82910

Yes, that is true.  It does sound like something more.  Would be a perfect
place for a one on one battle, as they are the only two Parselmouths, can
only get in there to begin with.  Scary though, I agree.

One other thing I picked up about the scene there.  Somehow he knew about
his (Tom) future as a 16 year old memory, as he asks about the attack and
why.

One thing just occurred to me, why doesn't he mention Harry joining his father
too, they are both dead, or maybe James didn't count in the insult as he was
supposedly a pureblood.

Last not on this.  When Dumbledore is talking to Harry afterwards he tells him
that Harry has the traits that the Slytherin the wizard prized in his 
handpicked
students.  This clashes with the fact that he pulled the GG owned sword out
of the sorting hat.  I have been wondering for a little while if Harry is 
not the
blend of those two houses.

Tanya


At 21:38 14/10/2003 +0000, you wrote:

>LPD wrote
>
>Ch 17 pg 236 - The Heir of Slytherin
>
>"So ends the famous Harry Potter," said Riddle's distant
>voice "Alone in the Chamber of Secrets, forsaken by his friends,
>defeated at last by the Dark Lord he so unwisely challenged.  You'll
>be back with you dear Mudblood mother soon Harry...She bought you
>twelve years of borrowed time...but Lord Voldemort got you in the
>end, as you knew he must."
>
>Now maybe its just Riddle getting carried away but I don't think
>Harry was forsaken by his friends, he didn't unwisely challenge the
>Dark Lord (just went to save Ginny) and book 2 Harry doesn't yet
>know that Lord Voldemort must get him in the end (or vice versa).
>
>But...it gets a little creepy if you think about our post book 5
>Harry hearing that speech.  Is this a sign of things to come?





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