Soul suction (Re: Those dam Hordevours!)
Jen Reese
stevejjen at ariadnemajic.yahoo.invalid
Thu Jul 28 13:17:04 UTC 2005
Jo:
> A rip caused by murder would, I imagine, remain entire unless the
> individual attempted to heal it (remorse, reparation etc).
Creating
> a HRX, to me, implies removing the off cut and depositing it
> elsewhere, something that can be done any time or place,
subsequent
> to the death, that you choose.
Jen: Come to think of it, how does Voldemort get those ripped soul
sections out? I can only think of a couple of options at the moment:
1) Part of the ritual for sealing the Horcrux involves the soul
being summoned out through the mouth and into the object.
2) Dementors could help by sucking out the soul. Now this one is
tricky. What exactly do you offer a dementor to get your soul
portion back, hmmm?
I do think preparing the Horcrux would take place at the scene of
the death. It just fits the style of the dark magic we've seen so
far. Like using human elements for the re-birthing potion, or
siponing out Ginny's soul through the diary, there would probably be
some macabre elements to the spellwork required for a Horcrux.
Including something from the victim, a blood payment perhaps.
Maybe you can collect what you need at the scene and split for the
actual Horcrux. Voldemort seems the type to do this over his fallen
victim, though.
Jen
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