Why Voldemort Would Have Spared Lily
gelite67
gelite67 at yahoo.com
Sat Sep 4 04:11:13 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 112022
- MJ wrote:
> I think that Lily has Slytherin blood in her...somewhere....and
Harry is a
> descendent of both GG and SS (GG through the Potters) <snip>
> This blood history, being a descendent of both GG and SS, could
explain
> what makes Harry as special as he is, why his magic is so strong.
>
Angie replies:
Interesting theory. It would explain why the Sorting Hat considered
putting Harry in Slytherin. It's logical to assume that the blood
lines could have been mixed as you suggest. However, I don't think
having "good blood" necessarily makes one a powerful wizard. Look at
Neville and Hermione -- polar opposites. There's no denying that
Harry is powerful, because if DD is right, LV transferred some of his
powers to Harry. However, part of the reason Harry seems to be so
powerful is because he's had more chances to use his powers than his
fellow students. And I think part of it is his tenacity and his
desire to prove himself.
BTW, I have an alternative theory about the Sorting Hat. It told
Harry he would have done well in Slytherin. I believe this is true,
because I believe Harry would have done well no matter which house he
was in. And it was Harry who first mentioned Slytherin by asking the
Sorting Hat not to place him there. We don't really know if the
Sorting Hat would have even mentioned Slytherin otherwise.
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