Harry's protection and Ron's wand (WAS Re: AK and victims' remains)
scoutmom21113
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Tue Feb 24 03:58:53 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 91516
Susanne wrote:
If it was really Harry's in-build protection, I would have thought
we'd see something similar when Moody put him under the Imperius
Curse, or during the graveyard scene in GoF.
Bookworm:
How do we know Harry's protection didn't deflect the spells in the
graveyard? And the Imperious Curse is a forbidden curse because it
takes away free will, but it doesn't necessarily directly harm the
victim. If no spell can be used on Harry, then Lockhart wouldn't
have been able to disolve Harry's arm after the Quidditch game.
Maybe the protection senses the intent of the spell caster? We
don't know - yet. But Elihu's comparision is worth thinking about.
Ravenclaw Bookworm
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