Re: Plotting and writing. - Edit 1
Before modification by Camilla at 03/11/2010 10:36:03 PM
Harry is back to his old self, assuming Malfoy's plan is not working based on his physical appearance.
House elves show up again in Slughorn's casual reference that he has had them taste all the bottles.
We learn of Horcruxes. And the number 7.
It is very interesting that Dumbledore would say that as far as he knew no wizard had ever done more than rip his soul in two. This seems a little strange. Surely Grindewald or someone like that has killed more than two people? Of course, it does suggest the strong taboo of killing in the wizarding world.
I am a little fascinated by this (the pacifist in me, perhaps). What of the people killed in battle by the good guys? I cannot remember who kills who, but if Mrs Weasley kills Bellatrix, is her soul broken in two? Would she regret it enough to heal it again?
House elves show up again in Slughorn's casual reference that he has had them taste all the bottles.
We learn of Horcruxes. And the number 7.
It is very interesting that Dumbledore would say that as far as he knew no wizard had ever done more than rip his soul in two. This seems a little strange. Surely Grindewald or someone like that has killed more than two people? Of course, it does suggest the strong taboo of killing in the wizarding world.
I am a little fascinated by this (the pacifist in me, perhaps). What of the people killed in battle by the good guys? I cannot remember who kills who, but if Mrs Weasley kills Bellatrix, is her soul broken in two? Would she regret it enough to heal it again?