Karkaroff and DE question
redeyedwings
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Mon Aug 15 00:17:25 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 137661
Carol:
> Anyway, to summarize, I think Karkaroff is English despite his name
> but had ties to Durmstrang, perhaps through his father and that
he's
> in his fifties or more likely sixties in GoF. It's possible that he
> (and Dolohov) had connections to Grindelwald that we'll discover in
> Book 7. Voldemort could have placed one of the Horcruxes in his
> keeping (without revealing that it was a Horcrus), just as he
> entrusted the diary to Lucius Malfoy. That could be one reason why
> Voldemort had him killed rather than merely punishing him for his
> cowardice as he stated he would do in the graveyard scene. At any
> rate, it's a plausible idea and fits nicely with the secret passage
> between Hogwarts and Durmstrang.
J:
I think this might be an excellent idea, particularly in light of
this nugget JK dropped in a pre-HBP interview:
bertieana: Will we be seeing Krum again any time soon?
JK Rowling replies -> You will see Krum again, though not soon.
So we didn't see him in the HBP, so he definitely has a role to
play. So far as we know, I think, he's still in Bulgaria, unless the
WW is so much like ours that he's been bought by an English
quidditch team and brought to Britain.
I like the idea of Krum helping Harry find a Horcrux Karkarrof left
hidden in Durmstrang.
J
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