[HPforGrownups] Wand Theories WAS: Re: Spare Wands
Meliss9900 at aol.com
Meliss9900 at aol.com
Wed Jul 6 06:30:58 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 132087
In a message dated 7/5/2005 8:56:21 PM Central Standard Time,
labmystc at yahoo.com writes:
The bond Frank had
with the wand was broken the moment his mind was, and Gran passed it
on to Neville. Thus he can use it.
Peter uses Voldemort's wand with his permission. Everything Peter
does is as ordered by LV. Thus, Peter can use LV's wand, since it is
sanctioned by LV himself.
Now we come to number 3. A lot of people will say Neville could not
speak the correct words to cast the spell, due to his nose being
broken. I disagree that this is the reason. Remember, a lot of magic
can be performed with or without a spoken incantation, all it requires
is the intent of the wizard performing it. Neville intended to cast
stupefy every time he yelled "Stubefy." The intent was there, and the
spell should have been cast regardless of the spoken word. However it
wasn't. My theory to explain this is that Hermione NEVER gave him
permission to use the wand, therefore the bond was never transferred
Good theory but I still think it was Neville's inability to pronounce the
word that caused the problem. Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar (except for the
times when its a whale ;-))
Yes, we have seen Dumbledore do wandless magic and we have seen older wizards
perform magic without incantations but I can recall only one instance of a
student performing wandless magic and that was when Harry lit his wand with
Lumos. I dont; even recall any instances of Hermione pulling off wandless or
incantationless magic. And granted Neville is getting stronger by he's not in
that league . .yet.
As for the permission thing. . I have no canon for it but I still believe
that the wizard/wand connection is rather along the order of 'for better or worse
til death do us part'
Melissa
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