CHAPDISC: DH28, THE MISSING MIRROR

tommy_m_riddle scarah at gmail.com
Thu Sep 4 01:20:14 UTC 2008


No: HPFGUIDX 184257

> Alla:
> So what was confusing to me is that if ( and only if that means 
what 
> Harry thinks that means) Albus' do not hurt them, hurt me instead 
> means that he sees Grindelwald hurting Ariana, does it not imply 
that 
> Grindelwald after all was the one who killed her?

Sarah:
Oh yes, I agree with you there.  What I'm still confused about is all 
the other stuff in Dumbledore's ramblings at the cave.  All the 
"Don't make me..." etc.

There are three options I can think of.

1.  This is the present-day Dumbledore, referring to drinking the 
potion.  He's fading in and out between the present and the 
Grindelwald fight.

2.  He's referring to Grindelwald *compelling him to do something.*  
This is the option I find most sinister.

3.  He's simply asking Grindelwald not to force him to fight against 
him, because, true love.  Hey, that reminds me of something.  From 
OOTP:  "'Ah, Evans, don't make me hex you,' said James earnestly."

James and Albus: matching Gryffindor jerks each with their own Potter 
namesake episprog?





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