Sirius' death (was: Dept of Mysteries Veil Room)

dumbledore11214 dumbledore11214 at yahoo.com
Sat Oct 2 15:33:40 UTC 2004


No: HPFGUIDX 114438


> 
> SSSusan: 
> Yes!  This is what I was trying to get at when I wrote, upthread, 
> that I thought her point was that death sucks, *especially* when 
it 
> happens in such a way that it isn't *easy* to grasp & accept.  No 
> body?  No blood?  No long illness?  No advance warning?  It's "not 
> fair!" but death happens that way.  For us readers to empathize 
with 
> what we're likely to see of Harry's struggle to come to grips with 
> Sirius' death, JKR painted it as frustratingly ambiguous for ALL 
of 
> us.  



Alla:

Oh, I understand what you are saying, Susan, but I think that JKR 
painted Sirius' death a little bit TOO ambiguous for me to be 100% 
sure that Sirius is not coming back.

I mean, yes, if he dies suddenly in the heat of th battle, yes, the 
message is death is sudden and unfair and takes the best of us.

But there is no body found and  more abou the veil is guaranteed to 
be revealed in the future books.

I cannot be sure that fully alive Sirius will come back, But somehow 
I am positive that we will meet Sirius somehow.


Susan:
 
> Not going to touch your dangling bait on the vague spell, though, 
> Pippin, because I know where *that* will lead us. :-)
> 
Alla:

Yes, agreed, but I agree with Pippin that spell was left vague 
deliberately, just for a completely different reason. :o)







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