[HPforGrownups] Re: Book 7 predictions

[jbenne27 at tampabay.rr.com]

No: HPFGUIDX 98038

> > Bookworm:
> > So he'd be a teenager with a large stack of money, no 
> >occupational training, and no supervision. 
> <snip mini-filk --LOL!>
> 
> Pippin
> He knows he can  teach, for one thing, and he's got enough 
> money to pay for whatever credentials he requires. He'll be 
> turning eighteen at the end of Book Seven. He'll have  been 
> legally  an  adult for a year already; he won't *need* 
> supervision. 
> 
> As for navigating the complexities of the Muggle world without 
> help, I don't think he'd have to. Mrs. Figg  and the Weasley cousin 
> who's an accountant are probably only two of many who've 
> abandoned the wizarding world by choice or by force. Surely not 
> every wizard/Muggle marriage has the happy couple choosing 
> the wizarding world to live in. I'm sure Harry could get whatever 
> help he needs.  Money talks.

I think everyone is going the wrong way with this.  Why can't Harry get all of LV powers?

Why can't he be the next DD who defeted another Dark wizard early in his life?  Sorry I'm on the road and don't have my books in front of me.  Why can't Harry come out of this more powerful than when he went into this? This would set him up to become a great teacher and the next Head Master.  Instead of going way to the left why don't we think the best for Harry?  I think he will come out of this better off than when he started.

Jim from Qatar