Will Harry lose his powers? Slightly Ficcy - The End
vmonte
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Wed May 12 21:44:20 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 98187
bboy_mn wrote:
So, we are left with a Harry that is extremely magically marginal,
just short of a Squib. With time, and healing, and practice, Harry is
able to do very elementary magic. He is magical enough to still be
able to see the entrance to the Leaky Cauldron, so he can enter the
magic world to see his friends. He can't curse any Dark Wizards, but
he can heat a cup of tea with a tap from his wand. And, this is a good
thing, because Harry will never be powerful enough that the wizard
world will again be tempted to call on him for help, and that suits
him just fine. He's certainly had more than enough Dark Wizard
fighting to last anyone a lifetime.
vmonte responds:
I never considered that Harry might lose his magical ability.
Harry has lost several people in his life; and he has never backed
away from doing what is right, even if it meant his death. He is not
afraid of dying either. At the MoM his only thought while possessed
by Voldemort was that he would die and see Sirius again. Harry is
afraid of losing the people he is close to. Remember what he thought
when he believed that Mrs. Weasley was standing over Ron's dead body?
I also remember the scene in SS/PS where Ron tells Harry that he has
to sacrifice himself in order for Harry to get to Voldemort. What if
Harry had to play DD for a moment and make a decision that was for
the greater good. What if he has to let something happen to someone
in order to defeat evil? I think that Harry's greatest loss would be
to lose Ron as a friend.
vmonte
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