How to dismantle an atomic Horcrux
Amy McCracken
amccracken109 at yahoo.com
Sat Jul 23 14:22:55 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 134382
Chys Lattes wrote:
<SNIP>
> Harry soul + LV's Horcrux soul= No true 'living a single life' for
> either, right?
>
> Harry soul - LV's Horcrux soul= On to the bachelor life for one of
> them, eh?
<SNIP>
> If you can make a horcrux in the first place, no matter how
> intentional or how difficult it could prove to be, then reason
states
> that somehow you can dismantle or destroy it and take it back to
the
> original pieces from which it came.
Okay -- I think you are thinking along the same lines as I am.
After finishing the book, and considering what JKR has said about
the finality of Book 7, I found myself wondering if Harry was not
himself a horcrux. Since all of the other objects have some kind of
significance, or even a distinctive look to them, wouldn't it make
sense that Harry is one as well? I foresee Harry, Ron, and Hermione
finding and destroying the other horcruxes in Book 7, only to
realize that Harry is the final piece. JKR has always said that
Book 7 would be the final book, with nothing coming after. She has
also said that beloved characters would die throughout the series.
I wonder if Harry will feel the need to destroy himself in Book 7,
that Hermione will be the only one who can find a way to separate
him from LV's soul, but will be unsuccessful. I have always thought
that the only way to destroy LV owuld be to destroy Harry as well.
IF Harry's ability to love is what separates him from LV, then
wouldn't sacrificing himself for the good of the world be the
ultimate act of love, just as his mother sacrificed herself for him?
Amy
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