Horcruxes anew

[amiabledorsai]

No: HPFGUIDX 138712

Sandy aka msbeadsley:

> "Harry couldn't explain, even to himself, whey he didn't just throw
> Riddle's diary away. The fact was that even though he *knew* the
> diary was blank, he kept absentmindedly picking it up and turning
> the pages, as if it were a story he wanted to finish. And while 
> Harry had never heard the name T.M. Riddle before, it still seemed
> to mean something to him, almost as though Riddle was a friend he'd
> had when he was very small, and half-forgotten."
> 
> This is (in the wake of HBP) one of the most tantalizing sections in
> the series, if you ask me. Either Harry is experiencing an affinity
> as side-effect of having had some of Voldemort's powers transferred
> to him, or the diary has a spell on it to make it attractive in this
> way, or Harry really is a horcrux and is sensing the relationship
> between the part of Voldemort's soul he carries and the one in the
> diary.


Amiable Dorsai:
Thanks for the quote, I thought I remembered something like that.
It is tantalizing, isn't it? Neglecting your second possibility,
whether Harry's a Horcrux or not his connection to LV means that he
has a connection (of some sort) to chunks of Voldie's soul.  That may
provide a solution to the problem of how in the world Harry is going
to find all the rest of the pieces.

Amiable Dorsai