Will LV make another Horcrux? was: Re: Snape & the Order...

Rosmerta lschwaben at yahoo.com
Wed Jul 20 23:14:13 UTC 2005


No: HPFGUIDX 133669

Quoted from Rosmerta_Pince
> > "> QUESTIONS:
> > > - Would Voldemort try to make another Horcrux since he knows 
> > > the diary was destroyed?  Harry could be facing five, not 
> > > four."

Ciji:
> I think Voldemort's goal of the Horcruxes was not for his Death 
> Eaters to find them and raise him from the dead per se, but for 
> them to be simple objects (a book, a cup, a locket) that could 
> be innocently obtained by some poor wizard or witch, then his 
> soul could rise up and do some serious damage before he was 
> discovered (as with Ginny in CoS).  

Dumbledore said the diary was "also intended to be a weapon" to let 
loose the Basilisk, but we don't know that about any of the other 
Horcruxes.  It could be true, though.

> I think he doesn't know when a horcrux is destroyed, because the
> diary had his '16 year od self" in it.  How would that soul 
> communicate with the present one, the adult Voldemort?  

I agree.  However, Dumbledore does tell Harry that Voldemort was 
very angry that the diary was destroyed - my guess is after he 
was "resurrected" in GoF he asked Lucius about the diary and got an 
answer he did NOT want to hear.  That's why I'm wondering if he'll 
see the need to make another Horcrux, to bring the total to 7 
again.  

> Also, why would RAB (Regulus Black I'm hoping) leave a note to 
> Voldemort explaining he destroyed the locket if Voldemort 
> had some type of 'connection' to the items?  

Good point.  I'm even more interested in how Regulus (if it was him) 
stole the real locket and put a fake in that basin, under all the 
potion!  That's going to need some explaining.  Voldemort wouldn't 
have placed a fake in the basin - he'd have known it was fake right 
away, since it didn't even look the same - so it had to be stolen 
later.

UNLESS ... Severus made the potion in the basin and placed the 
Horcrux there for his master?  But then he could have told 
Dumbledore all about it, instead of AD having to do all the research 
to find it, so - no.

> I'm also guessing that each horcrux has a different age or era 
> of Voldemort's life embedded in it, for example, the diary (16 
> years), the cup (21 years) the locket (25 years) and so on.  
> And I wouldn't be suprised if there were one horcrux with his 
> childhood self in it, so kid Voldemort could start all over 
> again. Isn't that a scary thought?


Very scary!  ("Kid Voldemort" - sounds like a regular on the 
wrestling programs!!  Hee.)  :D

Rosmerta








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