Dark Mark

[magnolia11875]

No: HPFGUIDX 185858

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "zanooda2" <zanooda2 at ...> wrote:
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> --- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "potioncat" <willsonkmom@> wrote:
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> > DH chpts 29/30 the Carrows summon LV by pressing the Dark Mark. 
> > In 30 Snape comments that the Carrows had captured an intruder. 
> > That makes me think that when LV was summoned, Snape was aware 
> > as well.
> 
> 
> Also, after Alecto Carrow summoned LV by touching her Mark, Amicus
> said to McGonagall: "She's gorn and sent for him (LV), I felt me Mark
> burn, and he thinks we've got Potter!"(p.592). It means that when one
> DE touches his\her Mark, all of them can feel it, as both Snape and
> Amicus prove. Interesting that LV seems to be able to receive their
> "messages" without having the Dark Mark himself. How does he do it?
> 
> 
> zanooda, completely in the dark about the Dark Mark ... :-).
>



My not at all supported by anything canon theory about why Voldemort
can receive the messages from the Marks without having one himself is
that the Marks are still a part of his magic, binding the master
magically to his servants.  It makes sense to me that the reason the
Mark faded to almost disappearing after he lost his body and then
began to slowly darken as he grew stronger is because his magic was no
longer there, fueling the power of the mark.  Hence, when someone uses
the Mark to send a message, they're in effect sending the message with
part of Voldemort's own magic and he feels it.  And since all of the
DE's are connected by a thread of Voldemort's magic, they feel it as well.

But that's just my humble not supported by canon theory.

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