Re: Dumbledore’s flawed plan

Donna donnawonna at worldnet.att.net
Wed Aug 3 03:08:19 UTC 2005


No: HPFGUIDX 136159

 
 
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "eggplant107" 
<eggplant107 at h...> wrote:
> Please ignore my previous message, it was sent in error 
> 
> In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "houyhnhnm102" Wrote
> 
> > Dumbledore *sacrificing* his life 
> > is completely in character for me. 
> 
> But a pointless sacrifice was not in character and Dumbledore's 
death
> accomplished nothing, in fact it was a disaster because now the most
> powerful weapon the good guys had (with the possible exception of
> Harry) is gone. 

Hickengruendler:

But it won't be pointless, if Dumbledore was going to die from the 
Potion he drank anyway. It is mentioned in the book, that there are 
Potions for which no antidote exists, therefore it should not have 
been ruled out that Dumbledore *knew* his days were numbered. And in 
this case the sacrifice makes sense, because otherwise Snape would 
have died as well (see the Unbreakable Vow). And in this case the 
Order would have lost two powerful weapons. In this special case, the 
sacrifice would have made sense.



And Donna comments:
 
And LV can't take credit for DD's death. 

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