Prophecies always come true.
bbkkyy55
bbkkyy55 at yahoo.com
Sat Jun 25 02:35:21 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 131393
I think we were discussing this a while back. Didn't someone mention
Macbeth. I like the theory that prophecies always do come true, but
that they are generally misunderstood. As has been mentioned, they
are worded so vaguely. We don't even know if we've heard the whole
version yet. Except for Trelawney's predictions that Harry would
die, some of her "insights' actually do come true in a way. For
example, when she sees the Grim in POA. Maybe it wasn't the Grim at
all, it was Sirius and she misinterpreted it.
When we hear a Prophecy we immediately put our own interpretation on
it, when in reality it may be about something else entirely that we
would never have guessed.
For example, "neither can live while the other survives". Does that
mean in a literal "live or die" sense, or is it in a "live life to
its fullest" sense. I bet we will be surprised. IMO Harry should do
what he feels is right and disregard the prophecy. In the long run
that may fulfill it more than we could guess.
Maybe,
Bonnie
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