Innocent question

Amy Z lupinesque at lupinesque.yahoo.invalid
Mon Jul 18 23:30:23 UTC 2005


Spoilers here
Spoilers there
Spoilers, spoilers, everywhere

If you don't want your fun to spoil
Go hang out with Crabbe and Goyle

Or just finish HBP
And then this post is spoiler-free

But if you haven't finished yet
It's spoilerish as it can get

So hurry:  the post count's mounting quickly
To almost twenty-two hundred and sixty.

(OK, so quickly and sixty don't rhyme.  You think it's easy to make 
this stuff up?)

Joywitch wrote:

> Dumbledore says in HBP that all the little horcruxettes have to be 
> destroyed, and only then can Voldy's body, with its remaining piece 
of 
> Voldysoul, be destroyed.  That seems to destroy my theory, since it 
> means that the GOF rebirth didn't make Voldy mortal, it simply gave 
> him a coherent body.  Hmmmm.  Maybe only a coherent body, and not a 
> little piece of soul, can be killed?  IOW, maybe old Voldy couldn't 
> have been killed, even if all the little horklings were destroyed, 
> because the remaining piece was a containerless soul, but now that 
the 
> 7th piece is back in a container, they can all be destroyed.

I think that's true, and although it might be possible to destroy a 
quasi-spirit wandering the wilds of Albania, it's a lot easier to 
find it once it's embodied.  But that can't be why Dumbledore gleams, 
because then he'd gleam at the news that Voldemort got a body--and 
that isn't what does it.  It's something about Harry, or blood, or 
Harry's blood.

Having poked a hole in that, I should offer something constructive, 
but I can't think of a better way to connect horehounds with the 
graveyard scene than you've suggested.

Amy Z C
who likes the term "soul brother."  Very funky!  Get down, Voldy!






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