What, Voldemort Kill Myrtle ? (Was Re: Moaning Myrtle is Harry's aunt on James's side & Harry/Myrtle's Glasses are a hor
hickengruendler
hickengruendler at yahoo.de
Fri Apr 20 19:34:28 UTC 2007
No: HPFGUIDX 167797
> Jeremiah:
> I had to read all of the Myrtle stuff carefully. What I understand
is this:
> Tom Riddle opened the Chamber of Secrets in his 5th year. Diary!
Riddle says
> that he spent 5 years trying to find the chamber. That was when
Myrtle dies
> and she says all she saw was a piar of big yellow eyes... and that
is the
> exact description of a Basalisk as mentioned in Fantastic Beasts.
(One of
> the little books that came out from JKR).
> It wasn't until the following year that he asks Slughorn about how
Horcruxes
> are made. Then the following summer he makes one. It's like:
basalist @ age
> 15 then the question about Horcruxes then he turns 16 and then he
makes the
> first Horcrux.
>
> It goes something like that. I mapped it out once and I think I
still have
> it somewhere. Any way, each event barely misses each other and I'm
sure it
> was deliberate.
>
> I think LV made his first Horcrux with his Father's murder. It
would be most
> appropriate, seeing as how he killed his father and his father's
family the
> same summer he made his first horcrux.
>
> That's the way I understand it. (And I'll look for that timeline
and see if
> anyone has things ot add or change. That would be cool).
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
Hickengruendler:
Tom already had the Peverell ring, in the Pensieve scene, where he
asked Slughorn about Horcruxes. Meaning that he killed his father
before he learned about the Horcruxes. Still, I don't think this
means anything. According to Slughorn, a wizard, who wants to make a
Horcrux, takes advantage out of the fact, that his soul split because
of a murder he commited. I don't think the murder had to happen
shortly before making the Horcruxes. The soul splits and than you can
make a Horcrux anytime you want.
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