DH reread CH 6-7
pippin_999
foxmoth at qnet.com
Sat Apr 25 23:27:24 UTC 2009
No: HPFGUIDX 186315
> Alla:
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> Yes, absolutely that would be **logical** conclusion :-). The thing is though he made his will before going after Horcruxes, no? I am just thinking that he already planned to leave it to Harry after his death and I am not sure if he would have decided to change his plans.
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> But oh believe me I would love for you to be right.
Pippin:
As long as Dumbledore is alive, the sword is safest in his office. Harry hasn't got the means to protect it, as we saw. Dumbledore never meant to convey the sword itself to Harry by means of his will. As Scrimgeour says, it's not legally Dumbledore's and the Ministry would not allow Harry to have it, as Dumbledore surely would know. The will was a backup plan for letting Harry know that he would need the sword without letting anyone else know why. But IMO Harry would have known what it was for already if Dumbledore's plan had worked properly.
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> Alla:
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> Hm, but when did we see anybody in the WW reading fiction?
Pippin:
Ron has a collection of comic books, most of which feature The Adventures of Marvin Miggs, the Mad Muggle. (CoS ch 3).
Pippin
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