[HPforGrownups] Re: "Stand aside, girl" and the End
simon harris
thubanofllanmoel at yahoo.co.uk
Tue Jan 3 13:32:18 UTC 2006
No: HPFGUIDX 145794
Julie:
>> Also, should we perhaps be focusing on why James *had* to die?
(Kind of like "Why Voldemort didn't die, rather than why Harry
lived?") Was it simply because James attacked immediately while
Lily ran to Harry to protect him? Or did LV always intend to kill
James? Perhaps the answer would help us understand why Lily didn't
have to die. <<
Julie, I think James died because he was in Tom's way. Tom was
after Harry and I think anyone in his way would just be 'blasted
out of the way'. I do not like to use the films for quotes but I
can not remember if it is in the books but in the film, PoA, James
tell Lily to grab Harry and run. Tom must have known he would
have to fight James and Lily, they had already on three occasions
done something to unset or get in the way of Tom. Giving Lily the
chance to live was possibly a way to make things easier for him
[Tom] and he would have killed her in the end anyway.
Si
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