Crazy, Crazy Theory About How Harry Will Vanquish Voldemort

pandrea100 pandrea100 at hotmail.com
Thu Jul 1 13:19:46 UTC 2004


No: HPFGUIDX 103894

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, Gena Babin <pinkmoon3662 at y...> 
wrote:
> 
> pandrea100 <pandrea100 at h...> wrote:
> GBK wrote: Harry is not the type to want to kill anyone
> 
> I disagree ... I think when he finally faces Voldemort, he WILL 
want 
> to kill him, after all that has happened.  But the big difference 
> between them is that Harry will resist this impulse, as he did in 
the 
> Shrieking Shack.  It might sound like a small point, but I think 
it's 
> important: two boys, both with difficult upbringings, but making 
> different choices.  Harry is the parallel to Voldemort, that is the 
> reason he is the one to finally face him.  In 'losing' (not 
killing, 
> perhaps dropping his wand), he will win, just as in dying, Lily won.
> 
> Pandrea
> 
> --------
> 
> I agree with this too. He may think a lot on what he will have to 
> do, but in the end he will have to kill Voldie. His hate for Voldie 
> for taking the people he loves away will get very large I'm sure, and 
> like in ootp he will snap. He will kill if it comes to it, unlike 
> Voldie they both kill for different reasons, and somehow I think that 
> that will also help him. Knowing that while he is killing, he is 
> doing it for the greater good.


I think maybe you misunderstood me - I don't think Harry will kill 
Voldemort.  He will want to, but will change his mind - and THAT is 
what will get him the victory.  If he killed Voldemort, he would end 
up becoming the same as him.  Only in resisting his impulse and hate 
will he win.  I don't buy the greater good argument and I don't, 
ultimately, think JK does either, nor would she put it in a book 
ostensibly aimed at children.  

Pandrea





More information about the HPforGrownups archive