Krio wrote:I think it's possible that Dumbledore and Harry are the same person. First sorry for my bad English.
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Don't worry about bad English. Between bad grammar and bad typing, half of us spend all our time trying to figure out what the other people are saying.
Dumbledore like muggle candy (lemmon drop). He must taste this kind of candy when he was a child, but in his childhood I doubt that lemmon drop had been invented.
I think it's unlikely that Dumbledore and Harry could be the same person, because there hasn't been any way so far that J.K. Rowling has ever been able to have one person/two bodies. I think they share similar traits, though.
With the lemon drop thing, I think this is more an insight to the personality of Dumbledore. Most wizards wouldn't bother with a muggle treat just because it's muggle, but he likes it for what it is. I think it shows the acceptance Dumbledore has for all living things.
When McGonnagal said: "You think it -- wise -- to trust Hagrid with something as important as this?"
Dumbledore said: "I would trust Hagrid with my life" Maybe he refer to himself as a baby.
I do think it's likely there's something to this sentence of McGonagall's (WHY would Dumbledore trust Hagrid with his life?), but, like I said, I don't think it's because Dumbledore is the baby, because there's a total lack of evidence of that.
In the mirror of desire Ron Told to harry what were his deepest desires and this is real in book five. Maybe Harry (Dumbledore) wanted this, because Ron was his best friend in Hogwarts.
Ummm... okay, I gotta admit, I'm not following you here at all. Yeah, I think, for whatever reason, what Ron sees in the Mirror of Erised comes true for him, but, uhhhhh... yeah. 8)