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Warning for minor grossness: Harry can Transfigure bits of his body hair/skin into things, without appearing to move his wand. I don't currently see any particular use for this, but I wanted to mention it just in case.
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A one-atom wide line of antimatter along his skin, down through his shoes, through the ground, and into Voldemort's brain, where you make a microgram lump. Still doesn't kill him, precisely, but it should at least make him mad
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Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality discussion thread, February 2015, chapters 105-107
If I were Snape, I would use a gas. Something which becomes hazardous after a certain time. Or merely change the nitrogen/oxygen balance after a certain time.
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Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality discussion thread, February 2015, chapters 105-107
There are two prophecies at work here that I don't understand, which even now have to be vital to the ending
- HE IS HERE. THE ONE WHO WILL TEAR APART THE VERY STARS IN HEAVEN. HE IS HERE. HE IS THE END OF THE WORLD.
- Thrayen beyn Peverlas soona ahnd thrih heera toal thissoom Dath bey yewoonen
I really don't get why Quirrel is doing this knowing the prophecy of the stars.
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Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality discussion thread, February 2015, chapter 104
Also, the transfiguration Harry is doing is an obvious hint as to the antimatter weapon ending.
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Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality discussion thread, February 2015, chapter 104
Assuming that the Mirror of Erised works the same, Bellatrix is the obvious wielder
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So in this theory, Pettigrew is just innocent and dead, and Sirius was the one who betrayed the secret to Voldemort?
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Yes.
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Who is Sirius? Fudge!
- It is well known that Sirius was replaced before he went to prison (the repeated "I'm not serious", the phoenix screaming particularly loudly at one particular door)
- Fudge was present at the capture of Sirius, and made Sirius go to Azkaban without a trial- which means Fudge needs to keep the person in Sirius's body locked up for some reason.
- Sirius can switch bodies somehow (Someone who looks like Sirius enough to fool everyone else is in prison)
- Fudge is under the thumb of the Malfoys- why? He's using them for support, but there has to be a reason why they can dominate him completely- and being able to expose him as a death eater does that.
- Harry predicts that Evil!Pettigrew would be with the Malfoys- or in the caribbean? Why not predict the caribbean first? Because Evil!Sirius is with the Malfoys.
- Meta-dramatic point: Harry has never talked to Fudge. Every time he has a chance to talk to him, like during Harry Potter Day, he hasn't- even during the trial, Fudge never says anything.
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Seriously? Same location again?
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Also, the transfiguration Harry is doing is an obvious hint as to the antimatter weapon ending.
I'm too obsessed with antimatter