Evile!Everyone was (The second Prophesy)

[olivierfouquet2000]

No: HPFGUIDX 118023


--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "nkafkafi" <nkafkafi at y...> wrote:
> 
> > Kneasy wrote:
> > <snip> 
> > See? Both Peter and Sirius can be fitted into the first prophecy.
> > And as a basic rule of thumb - when Jo offers alternatives, go for 
> the 
> > one that will surprise  Harry and many of the  readers.
> > After all, what's the point of a story like HP without the BANGS?
> > Predictability is no fun at all.
> 
> Neri:
> 
> I just wanted to help Kneasy a bit with his theory. Some gullible and 
> dull list member might object to this theory on the ground that 
> Sirius can't be Voldemort's servant if he loved James and Harry so 
> much, as JKR mentions in:
> http://www.jkrowling.com/textonly/faq_view.cfm?id=61
>  
> "Sirius's great redeeming quality is how much affection he is capable 
> of feeling. He loved James like a brother and he went on to transfer 
> that attachment to Harry."
> 
> Of course, the solution to this small problem is obvious: There must 
> be TWO people named Sirius in the HP saga, and JKR was referring to 
> the other Sirius in this quote.
> 
> Generally speaking, it would be very efficient to assume that there 
> are two characters answering to each name in the WW, and one of them 
> is on the good side while the other is on the dark side. This would 
> enable JKR to say anything to us without (heaven forbid!) lying. 
> 
> Neri

In fact, there are two Harry as well. And Evil!Harry was actually trying to give the Prophesy 
to the DEs, with the help of ESE!Lupin and ESE!Neville. I mean, look it up, do any of the 
actions of Harry in the MoM and with the Thestrals make sense?

Why, suppose Harry is actually a doppelganger with evil intentions and so many mysteries 
are solved. Of course, I would readily abandon this theory if anything in canon showed 
that it is not the case, but I can't find the least evidence against it.

All that to say I laughed a lot at your post Neri.

Olivier