[HPforGrownups] Harry's strongest weapon

[bufo_viridis at interia.pl]

No: HPFGUIDX 93398

Kimberly:
> This isn't the first time that Harry's emotion, not his accelerated
> Wizardry skills have saved his life.    The first time is when he is a
> baby.    It's not his emotion directly but the emotion/sacrifice of his
> Mother that saved him.    I wonder how relevant this is in the eventual
> outcome between Harry and Voldemort.    We see instances where his emotion
> seems to be enough, where Voldemort is so repulsed by it that he can't
> even touch Harry, let alone kill him.    

I was thinking about it some time ago. Maybe JKR will go with something like final scene of Tad Wiliam's "Memory, Sorrow, and Thorn" trlogy
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when - after long and pretty standard quest-and-battle several thousands pages long adventure, when everybody expects great battle of wills, the final fight is resolved by forgivness.
What if Harry chooses to abandon his anger, forgive Voldie and offer his life, rather than turn into killer? (very buddhist, not propagating bad karma anymore - anoter proof JKR is poisoning chilren minds ;;-)
And Voldie takes a triumphal last shot and it ends badly for him, poor Thingy.

Cheers, Viridis.

P.S. Can somebody tell me (can be off-list) where this ridiculous but very funny "Lord Thingy" comes from?


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