Newbie theory - Harry at Godric's Hollow

[Raechel]

No: HPFGUIDX 163908

>Carol responds:
>I've already pointed out how many turns of the Time-Turner (a
>miniature hour-glass) would be required to go back sixteen years.
>Technical difficulties aside, however, it would be a bit odd for
>*Harry* to say, "Lily, take Harry and go! It's him! Go! Run! I'll
> hold him off!" (POA Am. ed. 240).


KJ writes:
> In one of the interviews with JKR she referred to Harry's trips
> through the penseive with DD as going back in time to look at
> Voldemorte's history.  This may be what she had in mind when asked
> if Harry would be doing any more time travel.  She responded "no
> comment." If there is some confusion in her mind about what
> constitutes time travel, it is more likely that he will find the
> penseive which DD left.
> KJ


Raechel responds:

I was thinking something very similar this morning.  Why couldn't
Harry use the pensieve?  It's clear that he has the memory in his
brain.  Someone (Snape, maybe) could be able to help him remove that
memory from his mind and place it in the pensieve.  Then, he would be
free to observe it as a 16 year old and gleen whatever information he
can from it.

rc