Filch
truthbeauty1
rh64643 at appstate.edu
Tue Sep 13 15:32:55 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 140107
CS pg.128 Filch " 'The vanishing cabinet was extremely valuable!', he
said gleefully to Mrs. Norris"
Ok I have never posted anything but I would really like to get some
feedback on this theory. I am rereading CS for like the 4th time and I
just noticed this comment.It is I believe the first mention of the
vanishing cabinet that proves to be soo important in the 6th book.
This quote is part of my theory that Filch is bad news. I have been
wondering why Rowling spends so much time telling us that Filch is a
squib. This is also where Harry learns what a squib is. I kind of
combined this chapter with proof we have in OOP that Filch has no
loyalty to Dumbledore and somthing I have heard that Rowling says
someone in the books will practice magic late in life. Now I believe
that Hogwarts contains a few of the horcruxes and Filch is the
caretaker of Hogwarts. I might be wrong, but it appears to me that
Filch was around before Dumbledore was headmaster, maybe even when
Riddle was a student, but definitely when he cam back to ask for the
DADA position. That is the time many think that Riddle would have
placed the horcruxes in Hogwarts. Basically my theory is tha Filch has
helped Riddle before with his horcruxes. It all comes around to the
fact that I believe he helped Draco with the vanishing cabinets. I
believe Rowling makes such a big deal of him being a squib in order
make us think he is no threat. This would also explain his
extrordinary dislike of Harry. I could be completely wrong but there
seem to be a lot of hints.
truthbeauty1
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