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<templar1112002 at y...> wrote:
> > CRobo pipes up:
> > Let's say that Harry receives some fraction or part of Voldie at 
> > GH.  
> >snip
> > However, when Voldie uses Harry's blood to restore his 
> > body, he has now altered the percentages 
>>snip 
> *********
> 

> Marcela points out a couple flaws!!: 
> LOL - I don't know about this math you did.  If we follow your 
> line 
> of thought, I believe Harry should have at least his 100% own, 50% 
> given by Voldy on Halloween night... then we would have to 
> subtract 
> the 16% Voldy took away at the graveyard (?), and add some % that 
> Lily gave him (would you think that Lily's Love should add up in 
> that equation?)... I don't think that this mystery can be solved 
> with math.  
> snip

Good points!!

Second attempt. Let's see if I can fix this.  I haven't added in 
Lily's love yet, but that's a good thought.

At GH, before the rebounded curse, the standings of 'being' are:
     Harry - 100% Harry
     Voldie - 100% Voldie (whether he is in fact some combination of 
Slytherin, Grindlewald (sp?), Riddle, etc is a whole other 
contemplation).

Perhaps, since Voldie believes that Harry is more powerful from the 
portion of the prophesy that he knows, he thinks he'll just 
assimilate (too much Star Trek, I know!) Harry and become more 
powerful than he (Voldie) already is.  But Lily's charm prevents the 
assimilation of Harry, and instead Voldie's curse backfires and put 
into motion the backup plan, that when Voldie is about to be killed, 
he escapes his body and lodges in another.  Harry, the only living 
person around, is the target.  But only a portion of Voldie gets in 
because of the charm, and the rest is left to sulk in Albania.

So now, the standings would be:
     Harry - 100% Harry, plus some portion of Voldie, say 50%
     Voldie - 50%

The theorist pauses here to wonder if a single person can be more 
than 100%.  Well, I guess the answer is 'yes' if Quirrel!Mort can be 
Quirrel and Voldie.

As a side comment, Trelawney may actually be sensing the Voldie in 
Harry, hence the mistake about when his birthday is, etc.  And Ron's 
sarcastic comment about Harry having to be some extra concentrated 
ghost to die as many times as Trelawney predicts might fit here too, 
but I digress....

Fast forward to the cemetery near the Riddle's manor and the dark 
magic that Voldie uses to get a/his body back.  So does Harry lose 
any of himself when his blood is used in the spell or does there 
become 'more' of Harry?  I suppose that depends on what this dark 
magic does.  I'm proposing first that taking Harry's blood or 
Wormtail's hand, does not lessen their own percentages of being, but 
just adds to Voldie.  And let's assume that he has to be 100% of 
whatever combination he can come up with to have a body.

With that in mind,
    Harry - still 100% Harry, 50% Voldie
    Voldie - 50% that he started with, plus the new ingredients from 
the spell: 17% muggle dust, 17% Wormtail, 16% Harry.

So the bottom line is that there is 'more' of Harry than there is of 
Voldie.  

Now, what if Harry loses some of himself at the Riddle Manor?
     Harry - 100% Harry, 34% Voldie (50-16)
             or
             84% Harry (100-16), 50% Voldie
     Voldie - 66% Voldie, 17% muggle dust, 17% Wormtail
             or
             50% Voldie, 17% muggle dust, 17% Wormtail, 16%Harry.

But what about Wormtail?  If Harry loses some of himself, wouldn't 
Wormtail lose some too?  

The whole exercise could be done from the top if Harry lost some of 
himself at GH to the expense of the curse.

Back to GH and assess just after the curse:
     Harry - 50% Harry, 50% Voldie
     Voldie - 50%

Now there isn't enough of Harry on his own to exist.

And back to the cemetery:  First theory that the dark magic doesn't 
remove anything from Harry but only adds to Voldie:
     Harry - 50% Harry, 50% Voldie
     Voldie - 50% Voldie, 17% muggle dust, 17% Wormtail, 16% Harry

Now if there was a Harry/Voldie combination, Harry has more than he 
would have had - he'd be up to 66%, but out %'d by Voldie's 100%.

This post is already too long, I'll go back and play with some 
numbers so that they come out the way I want!  :)

Cheers!
CRobo.