Sirius' body WAS:Re: Dumbledore in book 7 (Was: It's more complex than that....)

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> Carol responds:
> The point would be to give Sirius Black the proper funeral he never
> received and to give Harry a chance to accept his godfather's 
death as
> he accepts Dumbledore's. It would also provide a chance for the WW 
to
> be told Black's real story. I don't think the MoM ever publicly
> acknowledged its blunder regarding him. To use a jargon term that I
> hate, bringing Sirius's body back would give his story "closure."

Alla:

Thanks. I guess what I do not get is how bringing the body of the 
person who is already behind the veil would bring the story closure. 
I think the only closure which is important IMO of course is Harry's 
closure and I think, again IMO that Harry can get his closure by 
talking and saying good buy to Sirius when he is there and leave 
Sirius left in peace.

For some reason, and I am sure you did not mean it that way, but 
this is how it feels to me, if Harry brings Sirius body back, it 
would feel to me as if diggging his grave. I would hate that.


Carol: 
> With regard to the main plot, if one of Harry's Voldie-acquired 
powers
> is possession, and his method of killing Voldemort is to force him
> through the Veil using Love as his weapon, possessing Sirius's body
> would provide Harry's soul with a means of transportation back to 
the
> WW. (Voldie's own fractured soul would remain behind with his body.
> He, like Sirius Black, would be truly dead. But Harry's soul would
> only be, so to speak, along for the ride, and he, unlike the 
others,
> could return.)
> 

Alla:

But why Harry would not be able to find another way back?