Neville and the Prophecy (was The Longbottoms-a theory)

[Christy]

No: HPFGUIDX 102744

probono:

"We" know Voldemort chose Harry and therefore Harry is 
> the one who has the power to defeat him, but does Voldemort know 
> this? What I am asking is if he still considers Neville a threat. 
> He's shown no signs of pursuing Neville (that we know of), but if he 
> doesn't know this part of the prophecy, why ignore Neville?
> 
> Maybe this was cleared up at the end, but I don't remember. Can 
> anyone else recall?

Christy:

Isn't that the reason that Voldemort lures Harry into the MoM to begin
with? To hear the WHOLE prophesy?

pg. 843 OotP

"Of course, I had not dreamed, when I set out to meet Sibyll
Trelawney, that I would hear anything worth overhearing. My -- our --
one stroke of good fortune was that the eavesdropper was detected only
a short way into the prophecy and thrown from the building.

So he only heard...?

He heard only the first part, the part fortelling the birth of a boy
in July to parents who had thrice defied Voldemort." 

Harry gets the prophecy, Voldemort takes it and listens to it, and
finally hears what he needs to (or what he thinks he needs to) hear to
defeat Harry.

Christy