About the "Who Else Is Going to Die" Poll.....

[Randy]

No: HPFGUIDX 155975

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "catwomanlg_50" 
<catwomanlg_50 at ...> wrote:
>
> aussie wrote:
> > catwoman, join in the opinion poll and see the what everyone else
> > has voted
> > http://groups.yahoo.com/group/HPforGrownups/surveys?id=2280239
> 
> 
> OK, I admit there's a lot to choose from but, I still think it may 
be
> the Weasley parents. If not them then definitely Snape (if not by
> Harry but someone else).  I do think that Dumbledore & Snape may 
have
> planned DD's "demise" all along in order for DD to set Harry up for
> Headmaster of Hogwarts (though he'd be the youngest yet). Snape may
> NOT be entirely the bad guy & Draco Malfoy is a coward.  He's too
> weak to kill anyone.
> 
> FORGET KILLING OFF HAGRID!  He's Harry's best friend at the school 
and so is McGonagal.  Not too sure about Lupin---I think he'll kill 
Petigrew before he dies.  There's just so many directions this story 
could go.  JK may surprise us all with a totally "twisted" ending!
> 
> As for the Weasley twins, well, they have their shop to run and I 
don't think they'll be a target. Harry did give them the money to 
have the shop & it sure would be a waste to kill them now.
> 
> I could see Percy getting killed---he seems to enjoy persecuting 
Harry & co. It's almost as if he became a "deatheater" himself.  
He's gotten so cruel.
> 
> I would be surprised if Ron and/or Hermione die.  I see them 
joining Harry as possible teachers at Hogwarts.  Well, these are 
just some thoughts---thought I'd pass them along.  Keep posting your 
thoughts--this is getting interesting!!!
> 
> Till next time!
> 
> Catwoman
>

Randy adds a thought or two.  

In reference to Tonks posts regarding the connections of HP to 
Alchemy, the three stages are the Nigredo (or Blackening), the 
Albedo (or Whitening), and the Rubedo (or Reddening).  In this order 
Black, White, Red. 

1.  Sirius Black dies in Book Five
2.  Albus Dumbledore dies in Book Six
3.  Rubeus Hagrid dies in Book Seven  (makes sense to me)

She may also kill off one, two or even all of those Red Headed 
Weasleys!  (Although, I would hate to see any of them die.)

These are not things that I wish to happen, but seem to connect with 
Alchemy which is what the Philosopher's Stone is all about.

Randy.