Alia
Young at Heart
*giggles* This is true, but in Rowling's world it might not be.
LOL... I think it would be easier being a witch, I mean good grief they made a flying car so what would it be to get to the moon?Joel007 said:If I'd made a horcrux... I'd probably magic it into the surface of the moon.
Get rid of that one, suckers!
Okay... not a 'little' kid but I am spotty. My mother was a dalmation.Really? I never imagined you as a spotty little kid.
Keep thinking Joel.I'll have to come up with a new plan now that i've shared that one... we evil villains just can't keep our secret plans secret.
MJRevell said:Well, we are all entitled to our own opinions. I am inclined to believe mine here, until you can provide any evidence to the contrary.
MJRevell said:Actually, yes you said his scar was a horcrux - which in my opinion is the same as saying Harry is one.
MJRevell said:It's the same argument, it goes hand in hand -
MJRevell said:I can see that, as in most Harry is a horcrux cases, the argument will not be settled.
MJRevell said:Oh boy. I am not confused in the slightest - simply curious. How can you possibly say that Harry or his scar being a horcrux are different theories?
MJRevell said:It's exactly the same theory; that something about, or in Harry is a horcrux - that it was created accidentally, and that he, Harry, will have to get rid of it before he vanquishes Voldemort.
On a side note: his scar is not a little containing object hanging on his head like a glass; it is part of him. If anything, it is a mark to show that he does indeed have some of Voldemorts soul in him, and it may well vanish if he removes the soul fragment.
We are agreed on one thing, i believe: if Harry has some Voldysoul in him, it was an accident. Harry didn't have the scar before the incident, so how can it, in itself contain a fragment of soul? How can it, in itself be a horcrux?
That's like saying: "I'm going to make a horcrux with this kettle. But, wait for it, will put my bit of soul right in that little bobble at the top of the lid!" It probably isn't even possible to get that specific when making horcruxes. Otherwise Voldemort no doubt would have put his soul in the last page of his diary, or Nagini's eye, so even if she dies, he can keep the eye, and his soul, safe.
Plus, Voldemort - though cunning - would have had to devise the rather far-fetched plan of creating a scar from scratch, placing it on Harry's head, and then putting some soul in it.
But for the sake of discussion, let's say this theory is correct; that Harry, or, if you insist, his scar, has a piece of Voldemort's soul in him. How, exactly, did it get there?
I think i remember you (or perhaps someone else) posting something about Voldemort's soul leaving his body, after the AK backfired on him, and that, because it was split, one piece sought out Harry, and the other ran away. Do you still believe this?
MJRevell said:Because, i doubt very much a little piece of soul would seek out a body, and if it did it would be more possession than horcrux. And if this scenario did occur, then his soul would surely split into (at least) two other pieces - which would, on this logic, seek out a further two objects?
I think it is entirely plausible for Harry to be a horcrux - i can see both sides of the argument. I just don't think it will happen. In any case, i look forward to your (possible) gloating I can't promise any gloating if my assumptions end up being correct - but it will be interesting.
Majimaune said:The is nothing there of Griffindors because the only known things left are the Sorting Hat and the Sword.
- Slytherins ring (destroyed)
- The diary (destroyed)
- Slytherins locket (destroyed)
- Hufflepuff's cup
- Something of Ravenclaw's
- Voldemorts snake
- Voldie himself.
edott said:I keep hearing the harry potter is one rumour to, but i think that majimaune's list is probably correct.