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Harry Potter spoilers: Folks who haven't read the book, be warned!
- Thread starter Anil
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superkingdave
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imo R.A.B is Regulus Black
Langeveldt
Soutie
Lance Armstrong or somebody decent rides into town and teaches all the punks a thing or two about how to inspire people...
Sudeep
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Harry Potter grows a head, to reveal that he is, in fact, Zaphod Beeblebrox. 
Seriously though, I'm contemplating reading the books. But there's also Dune in the waiting list, so not sure when I'm actually going to restart the first one, which I left less that half way through. I'd still have five more books left after that, before I could discuss the seventh.
Seriously though, I'm contemplating reading the books. But there's also Dune in the waiting list, so not sure when I'm actually going to restart the first one, which I left less that half way through. I'd still have five more books left after that, before I could discuss the seventh.
superkingdave
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yeah thats my view as well, also the locket that was switched was in Grimauld place if you re read book 5 when they were cleaning out the house but i think Mundungus might have nicked it and sold it.
Tom Halsey
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I don't see how Snape can possibly be on their side now to be honest.
I reckon Voldemort dies at the end of book 7, as one of them has to at some point (the prophecy) and I can't see them leaving a mystery that big hanging at the end of it. And as it's a children's book, I can't see it ending sadly as Harry dies. And Dave's right about Black IMO.
As an aside, why on Earth was Chapter 2 included? It gave it away (although it might not have done if by some miracle he is still on their side). I suppose he could be, because Dumbledore has never been so wrong.
I reckon Voldemort dies at the end of book 7, as one of them has to at some point (the prophecy) and I can't see them leaving a mystery that big hanging at the end of it. And as it's a children's book, I can't see it ending sadly as Harry dies. And Dave's right about Black IMO.
As an aside, why on Earth was Chapter 2 included? It gave it away (although it might not have done if by some miracle he is still on their side). I suppose he could be, because Dumbledore has never been so wrong.
superkingdave
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Dumbledore would not plead with Snape for his life, no the 'serverus' was Dumbledore reminding Snape of his mission IMO. All the same he didn't mean to make the unbreakable vow but it was forced upon him. Dumbledore has some reason to trust snape that we don't know.
Neil Pickup
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Indeed. However, there is now so much intrigued, crossed purposes, double-agency and fluffy allegiance that I'm officially bloody confused. I need book seven!
Also, in support of that theory - both are skilled Legilimens, so would have been able to 'talk' without words. R.A.B... either Regulus or Amelia Bones?
Also, in support of that theory - both are skilled Legilimens, so would have been able to 'talk' without words. R.A.B... either Regulus or Amelia Bones?
GotSpin
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Id like to see Harry listen to Snape. First time he sees him he will go nutsAnil said:i think snape is still on the good side and was acting on dumbledore's orders not to blow his cover when he killed him...i think he will help harry significantly in book 7 and will die in the last book....anyone agree??
Anil
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i don't think it is indicated that either of them employed legilimens....they had a very good understanding between them...dumbledore probably knew that snape had made an unbreakable vow(snape must've told him that he was forced to do it...) and that he'd have to sacrifice himself to keep harry safe(his repeated reference to the idea that harry's life was much more valuable than his...)....he also wanted to prevent draco from turning into a killer and at the end preferred dying by snape's hands...all guesses of course...Neil Pickup said:
still dumbledore's death was a shock, till the end of book 5, he had this invincible aura surrounding him....although rowling sets the tone at the beginning itself by showing his shrivelled, damaged hand, thereby hinting that he is vulnerable and can be hurt...
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