What if the brain that attacked Ron was Nicolas Flamel's?

[dumbledore11214]

No: HPFGUIDX 102656


> annunathradien wrote previously:
> 
> I think Seers brains may also be worth studying. Cassandra
> Trelawney's mind, for example, may be a candidate in that tank. Ron
> has displayed some Seer abilities off and on throughout the series.
> What if this attack somehow awakens this possibly latent talent in
> him? Although I wonder about the side effects.
> 
> 
> vmonte responds:
> 
> Yes, I posted before that maybe the brain was from a seer but 
> Cassandra never occurred to me.  Good thoughts!  I think that you 
are 
> right about this attack possibly awakening Ron's latent talents.
> 
> I also think that in the next 2 books Ron is going to be involved a 
> lot more with things. Not as a side-kick, but as a leader.
> 
> DD is definitely going to die sometime in the next 2 books. The 
> children are being trained to continue the work of the Order.  I 
> think that one of these kids will take over the role of DD.  I 
think 
> it's Ron.
> 
> vivian



Alla:


I like Cassandra's brain attacking Ron too, but I am afraid that it 
was indeed the brain of somebody, who went dark.

If it was indeed Cassandra and as it was discussed Ron will discover 
true Seer abilities, I will even settle for Trelawney being mostly a 
fraud. :o)

I really want to have a real Seer in the series. :o)