The Second Repository for LV's Soul (was: Re: LV's experiments)

[kempermentor]

No: HPFGUIDX 122101


 
> Antosha:
> 
I will reserve the right to speak to the rest of your post until I've 
had some coffee, because your thoughts are very interesting. (There 
was a very interesting discussion about LV's soul having been 
left 'on deposit' in Harry back around the end of the summer--Yahoo!
Mort is proving uncooperative, so I can't seem to find it. I take it 
you read/remember those?)


Kemper now:
I have not read the discussion 'on deposit'.  I was not following 
many of the posts in the summer and fall.  I did do a brief check of 
topics going back a week before I posted, so that I could pipe up in 
similar discussions if they were out there.  
 

Back to Antosha: I did have one flash here, though, which is that, 
aside from Harry, there is a second repository for Tom Riddle's poor 
excuse for a soul: Ginny. At the end of CoS, TR tells Harry that 
he 'poured himself' from the diary into Miss Ginevra. That was part 
of the way in which he was able to beginning his physical 
remanifestation. And there's no indication that he withdrew what he 
put there....

Kemper again:
The soul swapping went both ways.  Ginny was pouring her soul into 
the diary before he was able to pour a little bit of his secrets, his 
soul back into her.  She was also looked to be ailing.  I forget who 
asked if she was feeling well.  On a tangent... has anyone else 
noticed that she 'unknowingly', 'willingly', and finally 
was 'forcibly' giving up her soul?
Unknowingly: when she first discovered and started journalling.
Willingly: when she retrieved the diary from Harry's dorm room.
Forcibly: when she is so weak in the Chamber, Tom is in control.
. . . "Bone, Flesh and Blood" anyone?


 
Back to Antosha again: He's sure to know about the diary episode--
Lucius knew all about it. Do we think that, having failed to knock 
off Harry so many times, he will shift his sights to the youngest 
Weasley? 
Antosha, who is sure GInny would definitely NOT play the damsel in 
distress the second time around...

Kemper finally:
Yeah... Ginny's bad ass.