[HPforGrownups] Re: Do you agree? (Harry as Horcrux)
Scarah
scarah at gmail.com
Sat Jan 20 05:34:44 UTC 2007
No: HPFGUIDX 163959
Carol, who still doesn't think that Harry is a Horcrux or that one can
be created accidentally or in advance, any more than a cake can be
"encased" in a box before the cake is baked
Sarah:
I know I have belabored this point, but it really doesn't seem
far-fetched to me that an object can't be prepared to accept the soul
slice in advance of the murder.
Going with the cake analogy, I think this is a little flawed. If we
believe that Tom Riddle *ever* had a soul (and I think we must) then
the "cake" was in fact already "baked." It has only to be "sliced."
A Muggle could probably conceive some Goldberg device to snatch a cake
slice once it is sliced from the rest of the cake, and pull it into a
box. Is it so hard to believe a wizard with the powers of Lord
Voldemort can enchant an object such to ensnare a slice of something
once the slice is separated from the whole?
Julie:
I do not believe Harry is a Horcrux either. I think LV is a little
smarter than that.
Sarah:
Problem is, he wasn't smart enough to foresee any of the rest of what
happened at Godric's Hollow. If part of it went so wrong, why not the
rest?
Sarah
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