Oh, yes, it's absolutely possible. Voldemort lies and seduces.
You know, it's funny, for every new bit of information we obtain, hundreds more questions pop up. I know she plotted out her own 'rules of the wizarding universe' and gave each character a history and all that, but I have to wonder if she has enough 'real' answers for all of the questions and theories we come up with. Is this a point that she considered herself? I know she says that she'll answer all of our questions by the end of book seven, but I don't think she realizes the scope and depth of some of our questions. :)
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Date: 2005-08-24 04:26 am (UTC)You know, it's funny, for every new bit of information we obtain, hundreds more questions pop up. I know she plotted out her own 'rules of the wizarding universe' and gave each character a history and all that, but I have to wonder if she has enough 'real' answers for all of the questions and theories we come up with. Is this a point that she considered herself? I know she says that she'll answer all of our questions by the end of book seven, but I don't think she realizes the scope and depth of some of our questions. :)