JKR's FAQ Poll- Ambiguity in the Prophecy
gelite67
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Wed May 25 00:24:20 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 129425
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "greenfirespike"
<feenyjam at m...> wrote:
>
>
> Steve/bboyminn said:
>
> > In addition, as far as we know at this point, Harry and
Dumbledore are
> > the only living people who know the Propehcy in it's entirety.
There
> > may be others, but these two we know. However, it seem very
reasonable
> > that at some point in the next book Harry is going to confide in
Ron
> > and Hermione. Further, at some point, I expect Harry and Neville
to
> > have a discussion on the matter. So those are additional
character to
> > whom the Prophecy will be 'ambiguous'.
> >
>
>
> Greenfirespike says:
>
> What do you think Sybill Trelawney's knowledge of the Propehcy is?
> While I don't think she can recall it or recite it, she did utter
it,
> and perhaps it is locked away somewhere in her mind?
>
> I ask this knowing that someone has posted her/his idea that in HBP
LV
> will try to get the entire Propehcy from Sybill.
Angie responds:
I would think the memory would have to be locked in her mind, or at
least DD thinks so. I believe that's one reason by DD wants to keep
her at HW, for her protection, just in case LV does try to get her.
Of course, I also think DD believes that Sybill has not finished --
that she still has at least one more good prophesy in her. But what
happens if she makes a real prediction when no one is around to hear
her? Like the tree that falls over in the forest, does she make no
noise? :)
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