From: VAUNDA nelson <VNELSON>
Date: Tue, 07 Aug 2007 16:06:15 -0600

I have accepted it, but I did wonder this, too. I thought that as each horcrux was distroyed that (even if V. didn't get weaker) he, at least, would have felt something. Vaun Nelson

>>> <WriterBabe at aol.com> 08/06/07 11:21AM >>>
  In a message dated 8/6/2007 1:00:57 PM Eastern Daylight Time, ccbc-net-request at ccbc.education.wisc.edu writes:

Re: Final Harry Potter


    I enjoyed Harry Potter 7 (indeed, the whole series, but if anybody else asks me, a writer, if I'm making as much money as Rowling, I shall hurl a Crucio spell at him or her). I was also confused about the wands until my husband explained them to me. :->
 
     However, I'm still puzzled by the horcruxes. It seems to me that as each is destroyed that Voldemort, losing parts of his soul, would get weaker and weaker. My husband says, "It's magic. Deal with it." But it still bothers me. Was anyone else troubled by this? Is this a better explanation that
"it's magic"?
  Marilyn Singer
_www.marilynsinger.net_ (http://www.marilynsinger.net)
 
 



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