[HPforGrownups] How Will It End - Predictions from Keith Olbermann

[OctobersChild48 at aol.com]

No: HPFGUIDX 170924

 
colebiancardi:

 
Last night, on MSNBC's Countdown with Keith Olbermann, his number  one
story was on how DH will turn out.

I guess he plays our game as  well (and I thought he just was making
fun of the Harry Potter series these  last couple of years - HA! 
Closet HP fan, he is) Some of his theories mesh  quite nicely with
many of our members here - the Horocrux!Harry, DDM!Snape  just to name
a couple. 

Here is the link to the transcript of his  predictions:
_http://www.msnbc.http://www.http://ww_ 
(http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/19436954/) 

please  note, he does mention that hacker's stuff (briefly), so, if you
don't want  to know what that hacker said (which IS trite), you may
wish to skip over  his predictions.

I thought it was fascinating read and so on track with  what we do here :)

For those who have read the link, or even saw his  show last night,
what do YOU think? Do you think that Olbermann is on the  right track?

Please - Whether you like Olbermann or not, let's not  discuss our
personal views on him and let's try to focus on the predictions  he's
made, ok?


colebiancardi


 


Sandy:
 
Thanks so much for posting this. I knew it was going to be his lead story  
but I had to work and missed it. There was also a video of the segment at the  
above link so I got to watch it. 
 
I like Keith so I am thrilled to find out he is a Potter fan. As for his  
predictions: I, personally, do not believe Harry's scar is a Horcrux, so I  
obviously can't go along with his prediction completely. However, Harry giving  up 
his magical powers, that mean so much to him, would be a very big sacrifice,  
and a fit ending rather than having him die. It's a sound theory, but I can't  
say I like it. I don't want to see Harry give up his powers, although I would 
 rather see that than his death. 
 
BTW, did you catch the mistakes? He mentioned Harry being killed by the  
Cruciatus Curse, which should have been Avada Kedavra. And he said the big snake  
in the basement was a Horcrux. DD raised that possibility, but it has yet to 
be  proven.
 
If nothing else, the segment was certainly entertaining, and despite the  
minor mistakes it is obvious he is familiar with and knows the books.
 
Sandy



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