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Jul. 4th, 2004 10:58 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
pauraque_bkSupport is damned addictive. Someone should have warned me. Improving the quality of the answers by making it a competitive game is a stroke of genius. Reminds me of how we eliminated employee lateness at my job: by awarding first pick of lunch times to those who showed up first.
Speaking of my job, is it bad that when this:
Last night,![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
chresimos and I had a lengthy conversation that at some points involved GoF. Specifically, the logistics of the whole Peter-Voldie-Bertha situation. When Peter kidnaps Bertha, he hasn't found V yet. V doesn't think Peter knew she would be useful. But if that's so, why did he kidnap her? Perhaps she worked out who he was, but in that case, why not Obliviate or even kill her? What was he doing dragging her around the Albanian forest while looking for V?
When Peter finds V, he's non-corporeal -- a shadow being.chresimos wondered how he and Peter were able to converse. I think V possessed Peter, as he did Quirrell. True, Peter wasn't useful for transportation, as it were, but that doesn't stop V from possessing him just to communicate.
So, at some point, Bertha is tortured to death, and V transforms from a shadow being to a fetus-thing. We don't know in what order these things happen. Did V do this while he was possessing Peter? Did he do it after he was a fetus? Would he have been strong enough?
And how did he become corporeal? Peter magicked him that way, we assume, but the specifics are unclear. He's a fetus... that suggests pregnancy. I initially had evil thoughts of MPREG, which would be entertaining in fic, but not likely in canon. But there's Bertha... wouldn't it be interestingly horrible if, before or in conjunction with her dying, Bertha gave birth to the fetus Voldemort?
On a totally different note:
Harry Potter and the Guy Who Left Jail and Stuff, Part 6: buckbeack gets dead.plausive ownz joo.
Speaking of my job, is it bad that when this:
turned up on my desk the other day, my first thought was "huh, Neville/Draco"?
Last night,
chresimos and I had a lengthy conversation that at some points involved GoF. Specifically, the logistics of the whole Peter-Voldie-Bertha situation. When Peter kidnaps Bertha, he hasn't found V yet. V doesn't think Peter knew she would be useful. But if that's so, why did he kidnap her? Perhaps she worked out who he was, but in that case, why not Obliviate or even kill her? What was he doing dragging her around the Albanian forest while looking for V?When Peter finds V, he's non-corporeal -- a shadow being.
chresimos wondered how he and Peter were able to converse. I think V possessed Peter, as he did Quirrell. True, Peter wasn't useful for transportation, as it were, but that doesn't stop V from possessing him just to communicate.So, at some point, Bertha is tortured to death, and V transforms from a shadow being to a fetus-thing. We don't know in what order these things happen. Did V do this while he was possessing Peter? Did he do it after he was a fetus? Would he have been strong enough?
And how did he become corporeal? Peter magicked him that way, we assume, but the specifics are unclear. He's a fetus... that suggests pregnancy. I initially had evil thoughts of MPREG, which would be entertaining in fic, but not likely in canon. But there's Bertha... wouldn't it be interestingly horrible if, before or in conjunction with her dying, Bertha gave birth to the fetus Voldemort?
On a totally different note:
Harry Potter and the Guy Who Left Jail and Stuff, Part 6: buckbeack gets dead.
plausive ownz joo.
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Date: 2004-07-08 09:08 am (UTC)I hadn't considered that -- I was imagining shadow!Voldemort impregnating her all on his own -- but I like your idea better.