Vanquishing Voldemort
aggiepaddy
aggie at raggie.freeserve.co.uk
Fri Jul 16 13:15:55 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 106563
> David:
> > >snip>
> > > My question: How is Harry supposed to conquer Voldemort for
>good if their wands go priori incantatem on each other as they did in
> the graveyard?
Meri:
> There's also this point, nitpicky as it is. But the whole reverse
> spell effect comes only if two brother wands are forced to duel
>each other. I've read the speculation that Harry might use another
> wizard's wand to fight, so what if either he or LV lost their own
> wands at a critical juncture and then...something happens.
Now Aggie:
To emphasise your point Meri, 'if the two wands are forced to
*duel*'. It only occured to me when I read your post.
If Harry points his wand at LV and says 'Avada Kedavra' and LV
doesn't react in time, then I would guess LV would 'die'. Obviously
this works vice versa! It's only if the two wizards curse each other
at the same time that 'Priori incantatem' occurs. If this wasn't the
case then LV wouldn't have been able to 'Crucio' Harry at the
graveyard.
That's my take on it anyway!
On a side line, does anyone else think that 'Avada Kedavra' is
JKR's 'version' of Abracadabra? It's sounds remarkably like it to me
and I find that quite an eerie thought!!!
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