Biblical Parallels

[dumbledore11214]

No: HPFGUIDX 97959

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "vmonte" <vmonte at y...> wrote:
> If Harry is the Christ-figure in this story, he has to be the one 
to 
> sacrifice himself.  (Not that he hasn't been putting himself on the 
> line all along.)
>  
> vmonte


You are right, of course you are right. If Harry is the Crist-like 
figure,which sure looks like it at the moment, he is the one to make 
an ultimate sacrifice. So, here I am trying to come up with the 
possible ways of survival for him.

As I said before, I think that after sacrifice, the resurrection 
should happen. I am hoping that here Rowling will let the full 
resurrection occur. I have no clue how, though.

Maybe as some posters stated in the earlier discussion on this topic, 
Harry's loved ones beyond the Veil will tell him that this is not his 
time yet and he has a lot of people who love him in this world and 
maybe Harry will be given a choice to come back .


No matter how badly I want for Harry to survive at the end, I would 
prefer for him to die and be reunited with his loved ones, if the 
alternative will be for him to lose his powers.

If he will have to go back to Muggle world, for me it will be the 
most cruel of all endings. (Sorry, Pippin! :o))

All people who love Harry live in WW. I hope he does not have to go 
back at the end. It would be fine, if at the end Wizarding and Muggle 
worlds willmerge, but Rowling stated in the chat that the breach was 
final, so I am hoping that if Harry lives, he is not alone at the end.


Alla