Harry's dead (short lifeline)

[Tonks]

No: HPFGUIDX 123638


--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, Bee Chase <luckdragon64 at y...> 
wrote:
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> caesian <caesian at y...> wrote:(snip)
I know that death is permanent in the WW, and so technically 
> Harry can't have died.  But what if he didn't survive on his own 
steam.   What if Harry and LV now share a common mortality.  In 
other words, Harry actually would have been killed, but because his 
life became tied to Voldemort's by the 'rebound' (or whatever), when 
Voldemort was able to resist death, Harry resisted death as well.

> Luckdragon said:
> "The boy who died" 

> That would explain why "neither can live while the other 
survives". So now we are right back where we started. (snip)
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Tonks now:

Following this idea, does the *mark him as his equal*  mean that LV 
marked Harry for death? Sort of like the mark of original sin? I 
don't know about this idea since it does not fit with my concept of 
who Harry is, but I think it goes with the above idea. 

Also, by the way, I saw a PBS show last week about the Nazis and was 
shocked to see that on their uniforms, at the collar, they wore 2 
pins that look just like the mark on Harry's forehead. You know the 
DE do sound a like like them, did she model the evil and the DEers 
after the Nazis?

Tonks_op