But I've decided that Harry Potter himself is the last Horcrux in which Voldemort has stored part of his soul.
The more I think about it, the more it makes sense. I was reading the second book (in French, get me) and I got to thinking. If Voldemort gave some of his powers to Harry accidentally while trying to kill him (eg the ability to speak Parseltongue, the fact that he can feel when Voldemort is happy or angry etc) then does that not mean that a part of Voldemort resides in Harry? We already know (I think) that Horcruxes can be living things - there was the snake with a funny name that I can't remember. One of the conditions of making a Horcrux was that someone had to be killed, which in this case would be Harry's mother. It makes sense to me that if someone was to split their soul it would weaken them incredibly for a time afterwards, and everyone knows that Voldemort disappeared after he failed to kill Harry... so what if he made Harry a Horcrux, either on purpose or accidentally? It would be a great way to end the series of books if to eliminate Voldemort Harry had to die, and would stop any temptations Rowling might have to keep writing after the seven books are over.
Yes, like I said, I'm reading far too much into this but it came to me in a flash of inspiration. Let me know what you think, I'm off back to my French class and the joyous subjunctive!
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3 comments:
ah, that's a possibility... I was thinking that if anything we'd get the story of Harry's parents' time at Hogwarts, which would be fun.
hmm now that's an interesting thought... but doesn't CPR only work in a minority of cases? (Or is that just me being sceptical because my first aid teacher had never succeeded in saving anyone with CPR, and he'd tried over 40 times)...
You have just scarred me for life. I hope you're happy. :P
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