LOON to the rescue, was Re: Stopper in Death?

[Jacqui]

No: HPFGUIDX 101582

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, K G <moonmyyst13 at y...> wrote:
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> --- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Amanda Geist" <editor at t...> 
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> >   Jacqui:
> >   I remember Trelawny predicted his death from day one until 
there was a certain incident (which I can't remember...sorry) then 
she all of a sudden changed her prediction that Harry would live a 
long life. Can anyone else remember what that incident was?
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> >   Sherry:
> >   Wasn't that in OOTP, when Umbridge is observing the divination 
class? Trelawney does a total turn around in her attitude to Harry.  
I'm sorry I can't quote the exact place ... it's harder to find it in 
the braille or audio versions!  But I think that's where it happens.
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> > Carolyn:
> > I thought it was after getting past the dragon in GoF, but I 
don't have my books right now so I can't look it up.  Not much help, 
hunh?
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> > No, no, no. Trelawney's modified "long-life" prediction for Harry 
was one of the many positive but indirect teacher responses after 
Harry's interview about Voldemort's return was published in the 
Quibbler.
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> I found it!!  US version of OotP.  Ch 26 Seen and Unforseen.  Pgs 
582-583.  This statement was made while Trelawney was on probation 
but was right after the Quibbler interview.
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> "...Professor Trelawney broke into hysterical sobs during 
Divinations and announced to the startled class, and a very 
disapproving Umbridge, that Harry was not going to suffer an early 
death after all, but would live to a ripe old age, become Minister of 
Magic, and have twelve children."
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> IfoundoneIfoundone (moonmyyst dances around the kitchen table with 
a bottle of butterbeer sloshing)
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There you go!  That is exactley the part that I was refering to :P  
Kudos to you dear.