Wizard of OZ ending?
Lois Jamieson
elseajay at earthlink.net
Sat Jul 7 16:11:19 UTC 2007
No: HPFGUIDX 171405
Laura wrote:
>>Dorothy throws water on the witch out of her instinctual concern for
her well being - call it love - but water is the one thing that kills
her. So Dorothy's love is what kills the witch.<<
Interesting theory overall, but there's one flaw. Dorothy was throwing
water on the Scarecrow, after the witch set him on fire. Dorothy didn't
care about the witch--she was trying to save her friend. The water splashed
on the witch by accident, with unexpected results.
Now, I could see something like that happening--Harry does something to try
to save Ron or Hermione, and it backfires onto Voldy. That would be a nice,
neat ending and would spare Harry from becoming a deliberate murderer.
For whatever it's worth, I'm firmly in the camp that Snape is still
Dumbledore's man and will die saving Harry.
Two weeks from today--we'll know!!
Lois
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