Ginny and the entrancing Veil
Diane Klopp
dklopp at ptd.net
Fri Jul 23 19:56:08 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 107508
dcgmck again:
Still, I don't think the memory of Riddle knew any more of what his
future self had done than what Ginny told him in the diary before
Harry started communicating with him. Of course, then Riddle
possessed Ginny again... OK. But Harry knew even less than Ginny
did in his second year at Hogwarts. OK, I'm confused again. How
would the memory have learned enough to contaminate Ginny, unless
it was outside of the visible narrative line while at the Malfoy
estate?
Cory again:
The more I think about this, the more I think I was wrong in my last
post. My initial thought was that, althought the diary was made by
Riddle when he was 16, it somehow "grew" with Riddle/Voldemort as
he matured, and therefore the Riddle that was in the diary had
knowledge of everything that Voldemort was to become. Upon further
reflection (and having looked back at the chapter in COS where
Riddle was talking to Harry in the Chamber), I think I might have
been wrong about this.
Diane here:
Since the diary was in Malfoy's possession, perhaps Malfoy was
keeping Voldemort up to date with the WW. Malfoy could have been
ordered by VM to plant the diary on someone close to Harry. Ginny
Weasley seemed like a good choice given her dad is a major thorn in
Malfoy's side. Just my two knuts.
Diane
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