HE WHO MUST NOT BE NAMED UHG!
381---We don't know much about Madam Prince. Hermione says that the library has failed her for the first time, (she was looking up information about what a Horcurx is.) Could Madam Prince have anything to do with this? Na...
Also note, that Hermione tells Harry that she has even searched the restricted section and even the most horrible books that tell how to brew gruesome potions and nothing was there. Why did she perhaps think that a Horcrux is a potion? ... Oooo she could be onto something. I was thinking that in order to make a Horcrux you would use a spell. What if a poison is used somehow thus all the Bezoars and poison clues?
381---Hermione goes on to tell... "All I could find was this, in the introduction to "Magick Moste Evile" 'Of the Horcrux, wickedest of magical inventions, we shall not speak nor give direction...' I mean, why mention it then? she said impatiently, slamming the old book shut; it let out a ghostly wail."
Ok the book reminds me of the one that Harry found in the SS (book 1), when he was sneaking to find out information on Nickolas Flamel. Then I take notice that the wording she recited from her book. It sounds most like Voldemort. "Magick Moste Evile" and wickedest of magical inventions, we shall not speak nor give direction...' "
Ok I would change the word "inventions" to "inventor's" so that it would fit more properly.
I'm sorry I have been holding this in for much too long. I have wanted to rant so many times about the "HE WHO MUST NOT BE NAMED" whole plot. It sounds so stupid. I think about the Egyptians who believe just the opposite. So you want to be famous right? Then you want your name to be plastered everywhere, on every statue, on every wall, on every tablet. You will go down in history for all time. No matter if you are for the good or for the bad. If you want to be famous, you have to make your name known everywhere. The Egyptians believe that if you want erase a former predecessor than erase that persons name off of every tablet, statue, wall etc. etc. It worked! There are some pharaohs that we don't know who they are. Then some that have very little left that most was wiped away from history to the point that it's hard to tell if they really did exist at all.
Why would anybody be afraid to speak anyone's name? It has to be more than just fear.... fear of what? Are they afraid that doing so will... hmm? ..... make him appear right in front of them? No.... or make their thoughts be picked up by him so he'd know where they are and what they are doing? I doubt that. Is it a way to mentally call him? na. Are they afraid that speaking his name will cause them to be cursed for all time? I just don't get it... nor do you I suppose. LOL! After all this is just a story and maybe Rowling will try to clear this little stupid fact up for us. Even though I doubt it. *shrugs*
Also note, that Hermione tells Harry that she has even searched the restricted section and even the most horrible books that tell how to brew gruesome potions and nothing was there. Why did she perhaps think that a Horcrux is a potion? ... Oooo she could be onto something. I was thinking that in order to make a Horcrux you would use a spell. What if a poison is used somehow thus all the Bezoars and poison clues?
381---Hermione goes on to tell... "All I could find was this, in the introduction to "Magick Moste Evile" 'Of the Horcrux, wickedest of magical inventions, we shall not speak nor give direction...' I mean, why mention it then? she said impatiently, slamming the old book shut; it let out a ghostly wail."
Ok the book reminds me of the one that Harry found in the SS (book 1), when he was sneaking to find out information on Nickolas Flamel. Then I take notice that the wording she recited from her book. It sounds most like Voldemort. "Magick Moste Evile" and wickedest of magical inventions, we shall not speak nor give direction...' "
Ok I would change the word "inventions" to "inventor's" so that it would fit more properly.
I'm sorry I have been holding this in for much too long. I have wanted to rant so many times about the "HE WHO MUST NOT BE NAMED" whole plot. It sounds so stupid. I think about the Egyptians who believe just the opposite. So you want to be famous right? Then you want your name to be plastered everywhere, on every statue, on every wall, on every tablet. You will go down in history for all time. No matter if you are for the good or for the bad. If you want to be famous, you have to make your name known everywhere. The Egyptians believe that if you want erase a former predecessor than erase that persons name off of every tablet, statue, wall etc. etc. It worked! There are some pharaohs that we don't know who they are. Then some that have very little left that most was wiped away from history to the point that it's hard to tell if they really did exist at all.
Why would anybody be afraid to speak anyone's name? It has to be more than just fear.... fear of what? Are they afraid that doing so will... hmm? ..... make him appear right in front of them? No.... or make their thoughts be picked up by him so he'd know where they are and what they are doing? I doubt that. Is it a way to mentally call him? na. Are they afraid that speaking his name will cause them to be cursed for all time? I just don't get it... nor do you I suppose. LOL! After all this is just a story and maybe Rowling will try to clear this little stupid fact up for us. Even though I doubt it. *shrugs*