THE ROOM OF REQUIREMENT IS itself A HORCRUX

[diliapacheco]

No: HPFGUIDX 136181

THE ROOM OF REQUIREMENT IS ITSELF A HORCRUX. And the reasons I have 
to believe this is the following
 we do not know what Hufflepuff and 
Ravenclaw left behind at Hogwarts. 

So we have to ask ourselves, "What do we know?"

Ravenclaw?
According to the sorting hat, she must have been clever, sharp and
wise.

What does a Raven represents?

It means to seek or seize prey. That could also be denominated as 
¨to seek for something and find it¨.

So, we can deduce from this that if in order to find the room of 
requirements one would have to be seeking for something, and then a 
door would immediately appear, the room of requirements would have 
to be what Ravenclaw left behind.

And of course, the room of requirement entirely could be the next 
Horcruxe.

However, we can also infer what Hufflepuff left behind with what we 
know about him so far. Which is: known for his loyalty, Hufflepuff 
was a devoted hard worker. From this point on, you guys could help 
me conclude what was that Hufflepuff left behind.

How did I get to this conclusion, of the room of requirements being 
LV Horcruxe that Ravenclaw left behind, well, it is simple; We all 
know that what Gryffindor and Salazar left behind represents what 
they are truly about, it is, of course, their proper illustration. 
And what better way to describe a clever, sharp, wise wizard such as 
Ravenclaw, by means of a creation that only screams out the words 
brilliant, brains, intellect, astute and shrewdness as is the room 
of requirements?

Not with standing, I hope that you guys make it count that LV was 
the one who left the diary to do his evil deeds, as it did in 
Chamber of Secrets. And what Salazar Slytherin left behind at 
Hogwarts was the chamber of secrets
 This is what I found after I 
reading once more, book2. As we all know, the diary was a Horcruxe, 
and I believe that the chamber itself is another one
 

Penny for a thought?

Best wishes, always

-Dilia