Curse Scars

Martha generation2004 at yahoo.com
Sat Aug 7 02:32:51 UTC 2004


No: HPFGUIDX 109236

DuffyPoo <cldrolet at s...> wrote:
> > I've read this before and couldn't understand it so now I'm asking
> > all of you.
> > 
> > "Fudge had taken half a step back from Dumbledore, but he looked no
> > less stubborn. 'You'll forgive me, Dumbledore, but I've heard of a
> > curse scar acting as an alarm bell before...'"
> > 
> > I don't ever remember reading any conversation between Fudge and
> > Dumbledore regarding Harry's scar. He does tell Harry "I have a
> > theory, no more than that ... It is my belief that your scar hurts
> > both when Lord Voldemort is near you, and when he is feeling a
> > particularly strong surge of hatred." GoF 
> > 
> > What is Fuge referring to?
 
aboutthe1910s <aboutthe1910s at y...> wrote:
> When I read that, my thought was that maybe the "tatoos" that mark
> Death Eaters are actually curse scars--it seems very Voldie-like to
> have his followers marked by cursing them...  I really don't have
> anything to back that up, it just struck me as a possibility.


Martha writes:
That's really interesting,1910. You know there are many cultures 
that believe tattoos will connect them to a spiritual being and 
such, it's a good thing, though.  So I don't know how relevant this 
comment is to yours, but it got me to think of something.

I also see the Death Eater's mark as branding.. You know the whole 
burning flesh thing when Voldie calls his servants to his side. It 
reminds me of the markings on cattle, this marking shows that the 
animal is owned by a particular rancher. Obviously, Voldie sees his 
followers as his property, less than him, they are only to be used. 
As 1910 suggested, the Dark Mark is a curse or even a spell so that 
when the time comes (after he "defeats" the good side I suppose) he 
can have control over those who will protect his kingdom. The Pure 
blood families that entrusted to Voldie have totally traped them 
selves in a cage. 

Now, the question is, what will the slatterhouse or the pin that 
will await the marked ones?     

We may never know if Harry triumphs over Voldie.

Martha 






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