Dumbledore's Penseive

philippajrice philippajrice at yahoo.co.uk
Thu Jul 14 12:54:34 UTC 2005


No: HPFGUIDX 132731

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "vmonte" <vmonte at y...> wrote:
> vmonte:
> What would happen if a person were to take out memories from the 
> penseive that were not their own and then add them to their own 
mind?<< >>snip<<


Thats a really interesting idea! if you put someone elses memories 
in your head, you would probably get really confused and think they 
were actually your own memories etc. maybe the memories have some 
way of distinguishing between people, so they would recognise the 
brain that they should be in. 


>Vmonte: Is it possible that Dumbledore's penseive originally 
belonged to 
> Godric (just like the sword and Fawkes) and that Dumbledore is now 
> carrying GG's  memories inside his head?<<snip<<


I don't think Dumbledore has the memories in his head, but if it is 
GG's penseive, it could lead to some informative storylines where 
harry looks at these memories


> Vmonte: I also have the feeling that Ron is going to start having 
someone 
> else's memories and that Harry or DD might offer the penseive as a 
way 
> of releasing those memories. Do you think that Ron is the kind of 
kid 
> that might start adding other memories into his head? That would 
> enable him to become a pretty good strategist don't you think? 


I definetly think that brain will have had some lasting effect on 
Ron, and it will be mentioned in the next book. (maybe just in 
passing though) that idea leads me to wonder whose brain was that 
anyway? if it belonged to a wizard that died or something, it could 
have some intersing memories or thoughts, but if that brain had 
always been in that tank, i doubt its memories would be very 
interesting. 
I can't imagine that Ron would put other peoples memories from a 
penseive in his head, he would probably find that a bit weird

Philippajrice






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