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he would have alerted them to it before they go to pick him up at King's Cross. So I think at the end of GoF, Dumbledore sent Petunia a letter telling him about what happened to Harry at the last triwizard event, along with his suspicions that Harry now has a little less protection, and reminding her that it's more important than ever that Harry consider Privet Drive his home.
Paintballdecoy wrote:I don't agree, because if you were living in a time when you know you are being hunted by a evil killer all you would be thinking about is your childrens safety, so her last request would be for someone to take care of Harry, or at least thats what I think
Athena Appleton wrote:Paintballdecoy wrote:I don't agree, because if you were living in a time when you know you are being hunted by a evil killer all you would be thinking about is your childrens safety, so her last request would be for someone to take care of Harry, or at least thats what I think
Well, yeah, I agree with that... I just think that Lily would have not had Petunia be the one to take care of Harry in any circumstances EXCEPT the one that happened... but Lily wouldn't have imagined that circumstance, so Lily wouldn't have requested that Petunia take care of Harry...
I still think that "my last" refers to Dumbledore's last communication with Petunia (after all, the howler doesn't say "REMEMBER HER LAST, PETUNIA!"), and I still think that last communication was at the end of GoF when Dumbledore would have let Petunia know what had happened to Harry in GoF, and that room in her home is more important than ever before.
Athena Appleton wrote:I still think that "my last" refers to Dumbledore's last communication with Petunia (after all, the howler doesn't say "REMEMBER HER LAST, PETUNIA!"), and I still think that last communication was at the end of GoF when Dumbledore would have let Petunia know what had happened to Harry in GoF, and that room in her home is more important than ever before.
Aberforth wrote:I have a question: is Harry protected only when he is inside the grounds of 4 Privet Drive or just living there? Is he safe (Dementors aside) to be wondering the streets or does the protection work outside the house too?
pandora wrote:I've always thought the Howler was a bit odd also. But its also odd that in the conversation where DD says he sent the howler he says Petunia needed reminding of the pact she sealed. What pack? I mean if Harry was just dropped on the doorstep and was so surprised to find Harry, when was a pack sealed?
I think the pact was stated in the letter and that it was sealed when Vernon and Petunia decided to take Harry in.As Vernon, Petunia and Marge are telling Harry in Prizoner of Azkaban, they could well have refused to take him in and taken him to an orphanage. Yes, he was dropped on their doorstep, but they decided to take him in (even though they treated him badly), so when she made that decision, she made a pact.
I also agree with this, but then does that limit the protection against SOLELY Voldemort or was it ONLY against Voldemort, I mean look at the Dementors in OotP...I think it just means that he's safe as long as he considers Privet Drive his home... so as long as he feels like he can go "home" to Privet Drive, then he's safe wandering around elsewhere.
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