Priori Incantatem - LV's fear
Frank
fever264 at Aol.com
Wed Mar 3 06:56:11 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 91955
Kristen wrote:
> The question is, why is LV fearful? I see 3 possibilities:
> 1. his previous victims are circling him (direct implication
> of text)
> 2. the Phoenix song going through the web (Kristen's previous
> post)
> 3. Through the connection, LV is being bombarded with Harry's
> emotions (Morgan's post)
Siriusly Snapey Susan replied:
> Might I add a possible #4? That Voldy is fearful because he
> does not EXPECT Harry to be able to duel with him?
> <snip>
leaverish <casieloo at b...> wrote:
> And a possible #5:
> "...and Voldemort's dead victims whispered words of encouragement
> to Harry, and hissed words Harry couldn't hear to Voldemort."
> And later (on the same page): "...Voldemort, his face now livid
> with fear as his victims prowled around him..."
> They whisper words of encouragement to Harry, but they HISS words
> Harry can't hear to LV. HISS? There's a certain animal that is
> known for hissing, and LV is known for being able to speak it's
> language.
> I think this is why we're specifically told that Harry, who speaks
> this language too, can't hear what they're saying.
> I wonder what they did actually tell LV that scared him so much?
Hello,
I am actually new to this site. This is my first post actually, so if
it's repetative I apologize.
I would like to add to the Prior Incantatem "LV fear" when the wands
were connected during the Duel.
One of my theories as to how LV is destroyed ties in with the Prior
Incantatem of Harry's and Voldemort's wands, specifically the re-
appearance of the victims. I believe the return of LV's Victims
through the wand might be a (septology) clue that is highly
significant along the line of LV having to face his worse fears. His
own fears this time and NOT THE FEARS of everyone else (which I
believe serve as a "fuel" for LV), THE REALIZATION of his own fears &
having to face them will lead to the destruction of L.V. He
will "REAP HIS REWARD" (As DD told harry in book five describing
Wizard treatment towards houseelves).
I am a little blurry on the exact story, but it was the story of
Merlin and his actual mother, who was a witch.
She created Merlin and planned to rule with him by her side, however
Merlin became a good wizard and her plan backfired. She then created
another child, and he was destroyed by Arthur or Merlin I believe.
Merlin's mother was undefeatable, no one could defeat her. However,
her biggest fear was that she would long be gone and never be
remembered, hence why she wanted to originally create Merlin and the
other child.
In the end, after her 2nd son was killed, she was in the castle with
all the town people etc... And appeared...she was defeated when
everyone that was looking at her, turned around and faced the other
way, paying no attention to her. As far as they were concerned, she
no longer existed in their minds, and was ultimately destroyed.
I believe that it is the fear of L.V. and people's dark secrets that
fuel him.
I can see LV being defeated in some similar way. Feel free to add,
twist, or interpret differently what I have written.
I apologize for the facts if they are off, I only recalled what I
remembered.
Frank
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