Fulfilling the prophecy (Was: "Stand aside, girl" and the End)
hpfan_mom
rdsilverstein at yahoo.com
Thu Jan 5 05:33:09 UTC 2006
No: HPFGUIDX 145949
> Annemehr wrote:
If Lily studied in the Veil Room, she'd potentially have even
more valuable information in LV's eyes than just the scoop on DD --
but, you are right, she might also be much more dangerous to play
around with. Why? Because if she defied him and escaped him a fourth
time, she may have had time to figure out about the Horcruxes.
hpfan_mom:
If Lily had "stood aside" and escaped Voldemort, she wouldn't have
defied him. Instead, by standing her ground and protecting Harry,
she *did* defy him, just as James did minutes earlier.
As we know, LV couldn't be sure whether Harry or Neville was the boy
referenced by the prophecy. Perhaps, by refusing to hand over their
son and protecting him to the end, the Potters fulfilled part of the
prophecy by defying Voldemort a third time.
Which begs the question, how did they defy him the two previous
times? Joining the Order? There's so much for Book 7 . . .
hpfan_mom
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