Resurrection Stone & a possible BLOOOOPER - Page 2

Originally posted by: *Jane*

Well that's really your perception. If someone were to come across it, faint of heart and wanting desperately to get somebody back from the dead (though slim, the chances), it could be used accidentally. All one has to do (I'm taking this from what Harry did) is turn the stone three times to activate it. Someone could do that for the sake of doing it while reminiscing, not aware of the consequences arising from it. It?s like when someone has something they don?t know how to use or even know has any use whatsoever and suddenly they do something at the right time and the right way that the object does what it was meant to.

Well that is toooooooooo unlikely BUT I can't help feeling that it might be possible 1 time ot of a million chances....😕

But, anyways I don't think JKR gave a too serious thought to that.....😳

Anyways THANX 4 posting that....😳

Originally posted by: *Jane*

"I'm putting the Elder Wand," he told Dumbledore, who was watching him with enormous affection and admiration, "back where it came from. It can stay there. If I die a natural death like Ignotus, its power will be broken, won't it? The previous master will never have been defeated that'll be the end of it."

He didn't destroy the wand he "put it back where it came from" (Most think that's Dumbledore's tomb.)

Originally posted by: *Jane*

Well that's really your perception. If someone were to come across it, faint of heart and wanting desperately to get somebody back from the dead (though slim, the chances), it could be used accidentally. All one has to do (I'm taking this from what Harry did) is turn the stone three times to activate it. Someone could do that for the sake of doing it while reminiscing, not aware of the consequences arising from it. It's like when someone has something they don't know how to use or even know has any use whatsoever and suddenly they do something at the right time and the right way that the object does what it was meant to.

Originally posted by: *Jane*

"I'm putting the Elder Wand," he told Dumbledore, who was watching him with enormous affection and admiration, "back where it came from. It can stay there. If I die a natural death like Ignotus, its power will be broken, won't it? The previous master will never have been defeated that'll be the end of it."

He didn't destroy the wand he "put it back where it came from" (Most think that's Dumbledore's tomb.)

Originally posted by: lucky_lakshmi

True..But Harry Break Dumbledore's Tomb..seems wierd!!! I mean Hermione rightly tells Harry that he wudnt have broken into Dumbledore Tomb whatever be the reason...
n same here..whatever be his intention, even if he has no evil in his heart and means best, Breaking sumone else's tomb is the worst disrespect one can show to another and I cant think of Harry respecting a man more than Dumbledore!😉

Originally posted by: *Jane*

No, Harry won't be breaking into the Tomb. It was already broken in by Voldemort. Harry would probably be putting the wand in and then resealing it. Maybe even putting in precautionary wards around incase anybody else gets the bright idea to break into Dumbledore's tomb again.

Originally posted by: *Jane*

No, Harry won't be breaking into the Tomb. It was already broken in by Voldemort. Harry would probably be putting the wand in and then resealing it. Maybe even putting in precautionary wards around incase anybody else gets the bright idea to break into Dumbledore's tomb again.

Originally posted by: lucky_lakshmi

I think Voldemort must have resealed the Tomb after he took the wand for it is said that "It wouldnt do for Snape, or for any one else, to see what he was doing"...
n if he left the tOmb Broken, then how wud it do if the next morning ppl woke up only to see this broken Tomb?😕