Wow, so many (incomplete) answers in this chapter! So if this is just the spell gone wrong, how is the real maze supposed to be like? I hope wherever the Unspeakables are, they are suffering. Or no, because I want Draco to take his revenge. Whatever he has in mind, it'll be 100 times worse than what they've done to him. As Harry interpreted: his vengeance on the Unspeakables would be stupendous, monumental, beyond anything Harry meant with the word.
“That’s it,” Harry whispered. “That’s what you read in that book that you concealed from Pearl, wasn’t it? That a person has to be sacrificed to make up the maze. A body and a mind, always suffering and never dying, have to go to construct the maze that makes people immortal.” That's so awesomely creepy! Question: the mind has to be always suffering and Draco was suffering not only in body. However, most of his memories about the torture are in Pensieves... do memories count as mind too? Is that why they are about pain? I don't know if I'm being clear, I'm not sure what my doubt is ::lol:: And why did he concealed the information from Pearl? Richard had read the book, he must have known about the sacrifice. Unless he couldn't understand all of it and that's why they needed help...
He had thought Dumbledore perfectly good and Snape perfectly evil until after they were safely dead. Then he could question and feel anger and wonder and betrayal all he liked, but he didn’t have to deal with the person on a day-to-day basis So he did know people could be other that totally good or totally bad but those he can deal with, is the people in the middle he can't. That explains why he wanted to fit Draco in one of those two categories so much.
I loved that Draco wanted his memories no matter how terrible they were, and Harry's respect. Please, let it be a way out of this for Draco... there has to be a way! (For my peace of mind :P) And this: He wondered, ruefully, what Ron would say to see him instinctively obeying Malfoy ::lol:: To find out, Ron will have to come out of his shock first. Then be able to form coherent sentences. XD
No!! Evil cliffhanger! Are the mindless Malfoys being controlled? Can't wait to find out!
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Date: 2007-12-18 01:49 am (UTC)“That’s it,” Harry whispered. “That’s what you read in that book that you concealed from Pearl, wasn’t it? That a person has to be sacrificed to make up the maze. A body and a mind, always suffering and never dying, have to go to construct the maze that makes people immortal.” That's so awesomely creepy! Question: the mind has to be always suffering and Draco was suffering not only in body. However, most of his memories about the torture are in Pensieves... do memories count as mind too? Is that why they are about pain? I don't know if I'm being clear, I'm not sure what my doubt is ::lol:: And why did he concealed the information from Pearl? Richard had read the book, he must have known about the sacrifice. Unless he couldn't understand all of it and that's why they needed help...
He had thought Dumbledore perfectly good and Snape perfectly evil until after they were safely dead. Then he could question and feel anger and wonder and betrayal all he liked, but he didn’t have to deal with the person on a day-to-day basis So he did know people could be other that totally good or totally bad but those he can deal with, is the people in the middle he can't. That explains why he wanted to fit Draco in one of those two categories so much.
I loved that Draco wanted his memories no matter how terrible they were, and Harry's respect. Please, let it be a way out of this for Draco... there has to be a way! (For my peace of mind :P)
And this: He wondered, ruefully, what Ron would say to see him instinctively obeying Malfoy ::lol:: To find out, Ron will have to come out of his shock first. Then be able to form coherent sentences. XD
No!! Evil cliffhanger! Are the mindless Malfoys being controlled? Can't wait to find out!