[HPforGrownups] Patronus characteristics (was Re: Cheating)
Maria Vaerewijck
maria8162001 at yahoo.com
Wed Jan 18 13:33:32 UTC 2006
No: HPFGUIDX 146651
Andrea Grevera <agdisney at msn.com> wrote:
Luckdragon:
> But if DD were entombed & unable to get out on his own and
sending off a message via his patronus would it not say "get me out
of here".
Andie:
I've been searching quick quotes for some canon on thoughts that I have
and I came across this sentence from a JKR interview, "Harry, Jessica and me
July 8, 2000.
"...but once you're dead you're dead. No magic power can resurrect a
TRULY (my emphasis) dead person."
Is DD TRULY dead? Re-reading HBP, pg 609, "The locket they had managed to steal
so many hours before had fallen out of DD pocket. It had opened, perhaps due to the
force with which it hit the ground." Did DD open it on his slow descent and find that
the horcrux was a fake and realized it would be better if everyone at the moment
thought him dead so he could go after it again without LV knowing the he was alive?
And if DD is TRULY dead then from JRK website, "Wizards have ways of making
sure their voices are heard after their death."
So I'm sure that one way or another Harry will receive help from DD.
maria8162001:
My point exactly. I have posted this answer a few times already about DD's death, faking his death, planned death, whatever, but the point I was trying to make was also like this, but he's not just going for the locket with horcrux but all the horcruxes, without interruption both from Voldemort and his followers and from the ministry of magic.
Not all wizards can find magical traces the way DD does. And even if Hermione will help Harry, intellegent as she is she have no way of finding magical traces protecting the horcruxes. Nobody knows where DD was going and doing till the end of HBP except for Harry, Hermione and Ron. But I guess there was a purpose on why DD told Harry about the horcruxes aside from just find and destroy them, as he definitely did not say how to find them and destroy them, and where to find them.
"Maria"
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