Power the Dark Lord Knows Not
Chys Sage Lattes
yami69hikari at yahoo.com
Thu Apr 28 17:19:41 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 128204
jen:
> But, I do think Harry has another power. We're still waiting on the
> mystery of his eyes to be revealed. That's an issue we've heard
> about for five books with little or no explanation, so it must be
> something big. And are his eyes connected to his ability to do
> wandless magic? Even if they are though, we found out in the duel
> between Voldemort and Dumbledore that Harry's magical skills are
not
> equal to Voldemort's. Even if he has a certain magical power
> Voldemort knows not, there's still the issue that he repelled
> Voldemort from possessing him out of his love for Sirius.
>
> Harry also has an ability to unite people against Voldemort, and
> call to him the people and objects he needs in the moment he is on
> the verge of being defeated by Voldemort. Call it luck, call it
> careful plotting by JKR ;), but it could also be a power he
> possesses, perhaps even connected to the mystery of his eyes. In
> moments of desperation Harry finds what he needs, four times now.
It
> may be other people or creatures coming to his aid, but still, it's
> uncanny.
>
Chys:
I was thinking that was obvious- the other power involving eyes, he
can do the same thing that LV does, that legilimency thing,
naturally. He just can't control or understand it, from what I have
read, from what I understand of it. He sort of gleans things from
people when he looks at them, doesn't he? (Like his looking at DD and
such in book 5, yes he's connected to LV but that's different.)
And he's been getting it from LV all this time, right back to day one
with Quirrel's turban in his dreams- so why not his ability be just
like LVs but not as mature? The occlumency thing is like backwards in
that respect, he's the opposite, so maybe that aside from the obvious
problems in class of a teacher who doesn't help him along and his
neglecting practice, could be the problem for his inability to use it.
The summons and uniting people like Fawkes comes to him and others
helping him has already been explained by DD, it was his faith in
others, it seems. (or in his own ability- accio broom, triwizard
tourney?)
Wandless magic I think is just something that's not expanded upon
enough, it happens during times of great emotion, so if you're in
danger you're obviously gonna have great emotion. I think they just
forget about it since it's not promoted in class. You use your wand,
so that's the way they learn the magic. I think it's more wild and
harder to control, since it's random.
Chys
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