 |
|
Pastiche du Potter:
Part IX: Why Was Lily Offered Her Life?
Seeing as how Lily had already defied Voldemort three times, it's rather astonishing that he was willing to let her live. He must have had very compelling reasons. Lily clearly had something that Voldemort wanted. She was a Muggleborn and, seemingly, the only magical person in her family. She was young, brave, talented, a new mother and married to a pure blood. She was good at Potions and, probably, Charms. What did Voldemort want with her?
My instincts have always told me it has to do with Snape. Snape convinced Voldemort that there was some profit in keeping Lily alive. Perhaps Voldemort had decided that Imperius would be the way to get what he wanted from Lily, since she had made clear that she would not acquiesce to his demands otherwise. If, as HPSpec suggests, he attempted to Imperio her away from Harry and failed, perhaps it became clear to him that he would never be able to control her, so he finally killed her.
It is complete speculation, but I cannot help but think that this has something to do with Potions. I suspect that we were not given all of that wistful reminiscence of Slughorn's for nothing. Beyond that, I am so far out on a limb that there is no point in more speculation. If anyone has a clearer picture, by all means, post it on the forums and let us discuss.
 
|
|
|
 |
MuggleNet is an unofficial Harry Potter fan site. Please email us if you have any questions or concerns. MuggleNet's original layouts were designed and created by Navy. All subsequent layouts by Dylan Spartz.
© 1999-2008 MuggleNet.com. All rights reserved.
Privacy Policy | COPPA Policy | Feedback | Credits
Random Addresses
|
1,555 muggles currently online |
|
| |||||||||||||||
|
Advertisement 
| ||||||||||||||
|
| |||||||||||||||
