The Remaining Horcruxes/ Corresponding with Petunia
Richelle Votaw
rvotaw at i-55.com
Wed Jul 20 20:26:05 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 133589
> Roseviolet now writes:
>
> But wouldn't Voldemort have lost one of those horcruxes (himself)
> when he died as a result of the rebounded AK on baby Harry? That
> would leave six.
Richelle writes:
I was assuming that Voldemort had created another Horcrux in the past two
years. Which apparently Dumbledore was assuming also. Which leads to
another problem. Does Voldemort know when a Horcrux is destroyed? Because
if he is insistant on splitting the soul into seven then Dumbledore (and I)
assumed wrong. If instead Voldemort wants there to always be seven parts of
his soul on Earth, and he knows at least the diary has been destroyed, then
that would create a never ending supply of Horcruxes, in theory. So instead
if we are down to four, which one has Voldemort already used?
And in other things, is Dumbledore's comment to Petunia, "We have
corresponded, of course" supposed to mean something more than the letter
left with Harry and the Howler? Even Harry thought it was an odd way to
remind her about it. And the word "correspond" certainly implies more than
two letters over fifteen years and normally two-way communication.
Richelle
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