map and diary was Re: Do you think there is more to Voldie's story?
potioncat
willsonkmom at msn.com
Wed May 5 18:20:51 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 97724
>
> Annemehr:
> I'd rephrase that, and say that Tom needed access to the necessary
> materials to make him powerful. To be evil, all he had to do was
> choose it.
>
> But, to address your point, I compare him to James and Sirius. I
> think the Marauder's Map may be as complex a piece of magic as the
> Diary, and I'm sure they did that on their own. Still, I'm
perfectly
> happy to think that either Grindelwald or a supporter of his
mentored
> Tom Riddle at Hogwarts, though I don't think it's necessary to
explain
> his knowledge of the Dark Arts. We'll see, I hope!
>
Potioncat:
I've never thought of that comparison before: Marauders leaving map
that was found and used to Riddle leaving diary which was found and
used. In neither case did the owner choose who would get it and in
both cases they were called "dark arts" by a trusted (by us) wizard.
(Although Snape calling the map dark arts is generally considered to
be a diversion.)
Of course, the map was taken from the Marauders, but do we know how
Lucius got the diary?
Potioncat
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