What's in the locked room?
arrowsmithbt
arrowsmithbt at btconnect.com
Mon Jan 19 14:52:58 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 89120
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Anne" <silverthorne.dragon at v...> wrote:
> > Berit replies:
> >
> DD says Voldemort fears the mysterious force in the MoM-room. But
> how can Voldemort fear what he seems to have used the better part of
> his life to get: immortality/everlasting life? Have you thought of an
> explanation to this seeming discrepancy?
>
>
> {Anne Responds}
>
> What is Voldemort really after? 'Life'? Sort of...but then, with
> normal, everyday 'life'...there is always Death to follow. Even
> Phoenix's 'die'--rebrithing from the ashes young and anew.
>
I gave a sort of answer to Berit's question a while back when
trying to understand what DD meant when he said there are worse
things than death. IMO there are - an eternal existence being one
of them. Can you think of anything worse?
Anne asks a cogent question arising from my argument - what
would happen to Voldy if it is life in the room and he were exposed
to it? Being alive includes accepting all the pain, regrets, remorse
and responsibilities that arise from your own actions.
Could Voldy face those?
Kneasy
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