Posted: Mon Oct 04, 2004 12:58 pm
Birdy! 
How are you?
And don't creep up on me like that!
How are you?
And don't creep up on me like that!
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Rowling toys with her fans, gives hints for new books...
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Posted: Wed Oct 06, 2004 12:03 am
Hermione will die, and be resurrected, and be more EVIL AND POWERFUL THAN BEFORE!!!!!! AAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAA!!!!!
Posted: Wed Oct 06, 2004 11:05 am
Posted: Wed Oct 06, 2004 5:24 pm
Hermione will decide to drop the wizardry once she understands that the fellas aren't carrying wands in their pockets.
ROWRF!
Boy was THAT mysogenistic! (and very out of character for me!)
ROWRF!
Boy was THAT mysogenistic! (and very out of character for me!)
Posted: Sat Oct 09, 2004 1:50 am
i dont think its the 'wizardry' she'll be droppin, if ya know what i mean *wink* *wink*
Posted: Sat Oct 09, 2004 1:06 pm
Dude! No! *barf*
that's pretty funny.
Posted: Sun Oct 10, 2004 2:55 am
hey, after the last book, shell be 17....im pretty sure thats the legal age in the wizarding world 
Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2004 6:34 pm
My ideas:
Why didn't Voldemort die?
We know that Tom Riddle pretty much vanished after graduating Hogwarts, pursuing dark magics and means of insuring his own immortality. I for one think Hagrid got it right when he said Voldemort wasn't human enough anymore to die. Whatever-it-was he did allowed him to survive the backfired spell.
Okay, that's all well and good. In fact, it just paraphrases what has been said by others. But here's the real point--don't you think he's going to try and do it again? Might not that be a really major part of the story in HBP? Whatever Voldemort is plotting, methinks it is something really horrible and dark.
Why didn't Dumbledore try and kill Voldemort when he had the chance?
Okay, my first instinct is that to do so would also kill Harry at this stage--and that Dumbledore needs to somehow protect Harry first. If so, maybe the plot of HBP has to do with not only preventing Voldemort's anti-death plan from succeeding, but making sure it is Harry who gets the benefits of same. Thus, Harry will survive Voldemort's death. Aong those lines, the Whatever-It-Is must be something that cannot be replicated again for some reason.
That's all well and good, and perfectly plausible as far as it goes. But here's something else maybe--because Dumbledore wants to defeat more than simply Voldemort. He wants to bag most if not all of the Death Eaters, and his plan absolutely requires Voldemort to do something he hasn't done yet.
Mind you, these two are not in any way mutually exclusive. Heh heh.
Why didn't Voldemort die?
We know that Tom Riddle pretty much vanished after graduating Hogwarts, pursuing dark magics and means of insuring his own immortality. I for one think Hagrid got it right when he said Voldemort wasn't human enough anymore to die. Whatever-it-was he did allowed him to survive the backfired spell.
Okay, that's all well and good. In fact, it just paraphrases what has been said by others. But here's the real point--don't you think he's going to try and do it again? Might not that be a really major part of the story in HBP? Whatever Voldemort is plotting, methinks it is something really horrible and dark.
Why didn't Dumbledore try and kill Voldemort when he had the chance?
Okay, my first instinct is that to do so would also kill Harry at this stage--and that Dumbledore needs to somehow protect Harry first. If so, maybe the plot of HBP has to do with not only preventing Voldemort's anti-death plan from succeeding, but making sure it is Harry who gets the benefits of same. Thus, Harry will survive Voldemort's death. Aong those lines, the Whatever-It-Is must be something that cannot be replicated again for some reason.
That's all well and good, and perfectly plausible as far as it goes. But here's something else maybe--because Dumbledore wants to defeat more than simply Voldemort. He wants to bag most if not all of the Death Eaters, and his plan absolutely requires Voldemort to do something he hasn't done yet.
Mind you, these two are not in any way mutually exclusive. Heh heh.
Posted: Thu Dec 09, 2004 12:01 am
maybe dumbledore has seen his own death, and that harry is the only chance to stop voldemort, but hes not ready, so he has to keep him alive, till he(dumbledore) dies and leaves harry to take on Voldemort