The opening chapter of book six
antoshachekhonte
antoshachekhonte at yahoo.com
Fri Jan 7 22:38:57 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 121407
> Brenda:
>
> Whooot! Feeling gooood to be back!
>
> I very much agree with what you wrote. I do think we will finally get
> a glimpse of what happened 15 years ago @ Godric's Hallow.
>
> What I can't predict though, is how much of that event we will be
> allowed to see in the first chapter. Especially if there are alot of
> colour-revealing going on. After all, we don't know who were present
> at GH that night. If some juicy drama happened (more than we
> expected), then IMO it is unlikely we will see the whole picture.
>
> Another thing I am curious about, is the writing style of this
> chapter. Whose point of view will it be written from, and how will
> this event be introduced? Dream is always an easy route, but it was
> used twice, in PS/SS and GoF. Will Harry go under some sort of memory-
> retrival session? If the event is told from a 3rd person's
> perspective, how would this information get transferred to Harry?
>
> Hmm, I wonder, if Harry stares at his parents' photo long enough,
> would that elicit any form of response on Voldemort's part?
>
> As for the connection of Godric's Hallow to HBP... I have no idea,
> since I'm not too sure who HBP would be (and not too eager to guess,
> to be honest... no need to ruin the surprise! ;) The name "Godric" is
> very curious though. Perhaps HBP is Godric Gryffindor, he has magical
> item or a portrait in GH, and his voice was speaking! All the while
> protecting lil' baby Harry!
>
> Gosh I really need sleep.
>
> Brenda
Antosha:
On the subject of what form the chapter will take, I agree that a dream is unlikely (as you
point out, PS/SS and GoF both start that way), as is a straight flashback.
What if Harry's occlumency practice unlocks something in Harry's mind, if it is, as you say,
a recovered memory?
Antosha, who hadn't considered the connection between Godric and his Hollow in terms of
HBP-dom
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