Harry at Hogwarts year 7
Shannon
momy424 at aol.com
Thu Jul 21 06:57:36 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 133766
Allie:
> I thought of this too. I think offerring Harry a teaching position
> would be an excellent way to get the otherwise disinclined Harry
> back to Hogwarts. He wants his friends to be protected, he wants
to
> learn more himself, maybe he could even continue to take a few
> classes. Obviously since he's only going to be 17, he won't be
> fully qualified, but JKR could get around that. Maybe he could
take
> a crash course in advanced DADA with Moody/McGonagall etc. over the
> summer.
Momy424 here:
Just my opinion, but I really cannot see this happening, based on a
few things. If DD has just been killed at the school where he has
put such terrific charms and protections and he was regarded as one
of the most powerful wizards in the world, yet the DE got in and
killed him, why would parents feel any safer if HP is at the school
teaching their children, knowing he is like #1 on Voldy's list to
kill? I mean as a parent, would you send your kid to a school no
longer safe, where the principal was murdered by a teacher after a
student let the bad guys in and the most wanted person was now your
kids new teacher? I think not.
Also, Harry would never be lured back to take a cursed position (he
knows of the curse on it from DD) and one that would interfere with
him "fulfilling is destiny" as he knows he must do
Finally, I can't imagine him wanting to bring others into danger as I
am sure he would feel he would do if he were to take such a position
before Voldemort is destroyed.
I think he will return to Hogwarts, but probably not as a full time
student, but I can't imagine the school not playing some part in book
7 (which based on how many questions I have after reading will have
to be like 1,000 pages to satisfy me!!)
Also, I am pretty sure it has been revealed that Dumbledore taught
Divinations when he was a professor and not DADA.
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