Whats in the locked room? I mean, isn't it OBVIOUS ?????

[laura]

No: HPFGUIDX 89022

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "samnanya" <yswahl at s...> wrote:
> Self Sacrifice - the willingness to put your life or well-being at 
> risk for a worthy cause.
> 
> I can't BELIEVE that this wasn't even a choice! The self sacrifice 
> theme is rampant throughtout all five books. Clearly Lord Thingy 
has 
> it not in the slightest, nor do the Slytherins  (see Phineas 
Nigellus' 
> comments that Slitherins are all self serving by nature), Harry 
Potter 
> has it in great quantities, and if not for Lily's self sacrifice 
> before page one is written the HP series would have been called 

> Samnanya

now lola...
I've come to the opinion that not being afraid of death has something 
to do with the locked room.  From what I can remember of the top of 
my head (no HP books with me, just microbiology, and thet're not very 
interesting,  are they Precious?)...
Voldemort's biggest fear is death/dying/ something Beyond the Veil 
perhaps?
When Voldemort is possessing Harry near the end of OotP, he thinks 
something along the lines of 'let the pain end,just let me die as 
nothing is worse than this...And I'll see Sirius again...'
At this point, Voldemort leaves Harry, because he felt the powers 
that he so detests...not being afraid of death
Anyway, this is entirely speculative because I have no idea why this 
would be so great or terrible that the room it was kept had to be 
locked, but I think it may have something to do somewhere...

Lola...desperately trying to avoid studying for Monday's microbiology 
exam...