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also, remember that snape wouldnt let the others kill harry.
and it's fine to disagree on this samasas
if draco would have killed him then he would be a lost cause for ever because he would have murdered. i think dumbldore wanted to preserve some goodness in draco, some innocence which the murder would have killed for ever. after all, it was too easy for voldermort to start killing and so it's conceivable that draco would have started on that same path
i'd forgotten all about the portraits!!
how many books are there rumoured to be in total - in the series?
He'll probably still have a big role in the final book - since we all know that he's a portrait in the headmasters' office.
I thought the best out of all the books was Goblet of Fire...definately the climax!
dumbledore couldnt have ridden to the rescue for ever. and some new blood is needed
rowling has always taken the best parts of other books and stuffed them into the harry potter books, though having said that they are excellent. goblet of fire does remain the best of the bunch though.
the horcrux theory is interesting!!! a definite maybe... as far as snape goes, i really thought that dumbledore wanted/was pelading with snape to kill him because if he hadnt then the deatheaters would definitely have known that snape was a double agent. more importantly though, it would have meant that draco would have begun to murder - and i dont think dumbledore wanted to set an as yet relatively inncent onto that path - he wanted to preserve some goodness. particularly when he had not looked after or kept an eye on voldermort through his years at the school, as he said he should have done
Now u should be the ghost writer for J.K.Rowling.
God knows.... the poor woman is runnin out of ideas there;)
Here it is: Harry Potter is the sixth Horcrux. Shocking!, you say? Surely you saw it coming? Lemme break it down.
Here, in no particular order, are the Horcruxes as I have determined them:
1) Tom Riddle?s diary (seen in Book 2: Chamber of Secrets)
2) Marvolo?s ring (Book 6: Half-Blood Prince)
3) Slytherin?s ?S? locket (Book 6: Half-Blood Prince)
4) The Hufflepuff Cup (Book 6: Half-Blood Prince)
5) Something from Ravenclaw (Book 6: Half-Blood Prince)
6) Harry Potter (pretty much the entire series, really, but the story is originally told in Sorcerer?s Stone. Thinking back, it sounds like Lily Potter?s death was the fuel for turning Harry into a Horcrux and the lightning-bolt scar is the evidence)
It would be the perfect strategy on Voldemort?s part. The prophecy states that neither can survive while the other lives. What better way to assure yourself that Harry Potter will die and the prophecy will keep you (Voldemort) alive than to split part of your soul into his body.
This action would explain Voldemort?s disapperance after the act, Harry?s parseltongue abilities and his psychic link to Voldemort. It seems very clear, but also very obvious.
Maybe I?m wrong. Maybe Tom Riddle made Ginny the Horcrux sometime during Chaber of Secrets. Maybe Dumbledore was right about the snake, x, being a Horcrux. Or maybe, just maybe, I?m right and Harry will somehow have to rid himself of Voldemort?s soul or die trying.