Horcrux hunting
Tonks
tonks_op at yahoo.com
Thu May 18 06:34:38 UTC 2006
No: HPFGUIDX 152414
I was listening to the CD of HBP and first I want to encourage
everyone to get a copy from your local library and listen to it.
Listening is so much better for finding the small details. Things
just jumped out at me that I had forgotten. It is like a whole new
book in places.
Now while I was listening to the part where DD takes Harry to the
cave, it occurred to me just how dangerous that place was. And I
thought "wait a minute
here is Harry the boy who must be kept safe
by all means possible and DD is taking him to this very dangerous
place". All I can come up with is that DD must have faith in his
own ability to keep Harry safe no matter what happens there. But it
does seem a bit strange on the surface. Seems a bit reckless. But
I suppose that DD felt in control even if he didn't know what to
expect. I know he wanted to teach Harry how to identify places that
LV had been and get some practical experience in Horcrux hunting
but still
I guess being a wizard is just dangerous all around. Look how many
times that they all end up in the hospital. It sure seems a lot more
dangerous than the Muggle world.
I wonder if Lily's protection is greater than we think. Maybe it
protects Harry from being killed at all until he is 17. Or maybe DD
saw the future... but he doesn't believe in that. So I am back to
DD just having faith in his own ability or maybe ... maybe... in
Fawkes?? If DD had died in the cave and Harry was left there, would
Fawkes have come to save him? Just trying to figure out why DD
would take Harry to such a dangerous place...
Tonks_op
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