Harry @ Godric's Hollow - (TIME-TRAVEL RELATED)

[Phil Boswell]

No: HPFGUIDX 102275

"Mandy" <ExSlytherin at a...> wrote:
[snip]
> Mandy here:
> Unless he calls her 'mum'?  Or gives her some hint as to who he is.  
> It would be astounding to her, but if she see him standing before her 
> looking just like her husband and sees her own eyes looking back, she 
> would know who it was. Could she accept it?  I think so, particularly 
> if it comes just when she is about to give up hope of her baby son 
> surviving the attack.  If she sees a grown up Harry standing before 
> her, she'll know he'll survive.  
> 
> Yeah it's a stretch, but.....

Bear in mind Hermione's speech when she stopped Harry from rushing in
during the Time-Turner episode in POA (slightly edited for brevity): 

HG: "Harry, what do you think you'd do if you saw yourself bursting       
     into Hagrid's house?"
HP: "I'd think I'd gone mad, or I'd think there was some Dark Magic
     going on ..."
HG: "Exactly! You wouldn't understand, you might even attack yourself!  
     Don't you see? Professor McGonagall told me what awful things
     have happened when wizards have meddled with time ... loads of
     them ended up killing their past or future selves by mistake!"

Given Lily's oft-noted skill with Charms, I wonder whether she would
react to the sudden appearence of someone uncannily like her husband
(but obviously *not* him) at a time of extreme crisis in a calm and
measured manner, or whether she would be inclined to blast first and
ask pointed questions afterwards.
-- 
Phil
who has to keep reminding himself that it was JMS, not JKR, who swore
that time-travel would be used in only one event albeit from both ends
(and kept his promise :-)