This article is the propagation of Paracelsus' theory- "Dumbledore Demented" (given below) whixh discusses the shadowed past of Albus Dumbledore. I know that there will be some initial skepticism, but I think that Dumbledore has a Horcrux, in none another that Fawkes the phoenix. He himself said that there can be Horcruxes in living beings, and pointed towards the unnatural behavior of Nagini, Voldemort’s snake, and also saying that he had extraordinary control over her, even for a parselmouth.
(From the Abstract Pensieve) Now let me point you towards the unnatural behavior of Fawkes, which may point towards its connection with Dumbledore...
- Harry is almost in Death’s mouth (like always) in the Chamber of secrets, cornered by the Heir of Slytherin and the sinister monster of Slytherin, the Basilisk, which would have killed Harry by only looking into his eyeballs.
But who saved our hero? Yes, Fawkes. Even though that Dumbledore was not there in Hogwarts, Fawkes went underground and saved Harry, and even carried Gryffindor’s sword with him, which Harry eventually used to slay the snake.
- Fawkes saved Harry without any ado in COS, but why didn’t he save his master Dumbledore in HBP? Only because Dumbledore told him not to do so as his death was the part of a plan he formed with Snape. Would a normal pet understand such complexity? I doubt it.
- Who are the main villain and Hero? Of course, Lord Voldemort and Harry Potter. What do their wands have in common, which subsequently led to Priory Incantatem and helped Harry save his life in the GOF? Of course, the core, Phoenix feather. Whose feather? You got it- our very own, Fawkes (Surely, not by extreme coincidence).
- A phoenix is technically immortal, as it is reborn from its ashes, and would have been a really good choice for something that is used to make you immortal.
- Voldemort created a Horcrux in a snake because he loved snakes. Similarly, Dumbledore (the opposite of Voldemort), adored phoenixes (he named his group- The Order of the Phoenix), and had one as his faithful pet.
- Dumbledore placed faith above everything else, he even trusted Snape, a death-eater, only because of faith. And what did he tell Harry about phoenixes? That they made highly faithful pets. If he could entrust his soul to a death eater only because of faith, why not a part of it to someone who he knew was eternally faithful.
- I said a lot about Dumbledore’s fondness about Fawkes, but wasn’t it equally reciprocated by the phoenix towards his master. After Dumbledore was murdered, The Phoenix Lamented and then flew away.
- Read HBP, Pg 601, last paragraph. It says-
Harry thought, for one Heart stopping moment, that he saw a phoenix fly joyfully into the blue, but next second the fire had vanished. Ring any bells??
I know that Dumbledore is the epitome of goodness, but how did he gain so much knowledge about Horcruxes, which are the darkest magical inventions, considered unmentionable even by the standards of Magick Moste Evile. Surely some experiments may have helped…
Conclusively, I would like to say that I made this guess only because I couldn’t stand to see Dumbledore die.
Also, thanks to Paracelsus the Incredible for the inspiration.
8 comments:
i think your comments are very foolish and you should also take cauldron full of sense potion.
you are a bewkuf ka bachha and a dumbass.first think and then write.
To the writer of the above comment:
It is very easy for a bewkuf ka pota\poti like you to write such a stupid hollow comment under anonymous name. People like you have nothing else to do the whole day except misusing the power of the internet for expressing your pathetic thoughts, as you will get a ruddy slap on your face if you do so in real life.
I would be pleased if someone points out flaws in my theory, like the two comments by Cliodne and Elladora above yours. But if someone just uses this blog to be rude, my temper rises faster than a firebolt.
If you have real guts in your sorry butts,
then write something worthy more than nuts.
More such bloody comments from a sorry squib like you,
I'll show what it means to stick the wand up your ass and crucify you.
hey you i must say that you dont know anything
and you will crucify me and will give me tight slap
i will beat you like a dog you kalu
i am not misusing internet
it is you who is misusing
you dumb ass
now first think and then write
then only i will be pleased and will not write such ruudy comments and will offer you a hand of friendship
it is your profit
MY DEAR FRIEND
I dont agree with your point
because if there is a horcrux and the horcrux is destroyed some part of soul is also destroyed.So it is clear FAWKES cannot be horcrux because it dies regularly.And if it dies then horcrux is also destroyed.But i appreciate your comments very much.
I ALSO WANT TO BECOME A MEMBER OF THIS BLOG. IF I CAN PLEASE LEAVE THE ANSWER HERE IT SELF AND I WILL GIVE YOU MY ID.
To the writer of the 7:12 pm comment:
(From your masters Andros & Paracelsus)
Once a dog went to microsoft and told Bill Gates to lower the price of the Windows software.
Bill GAtes looked down to the muddy nude dog in mild surprise (he was used to such things). The dog barked further that he would not disturb Bill if he sent hima free copy of MS Office.
Bill looked up to the blue sky, gargled his mouth and with all effort spat the dirty dog with sparkiling saliva.
We know that this example would not be understandable to you, so let us clear it out-
You are the puny dog
We are Bill Gates
Aurors and Marauders is Microsoft
You puny servile clottish mutt
Keep your stupid mouth Shut
Or else you'll be kicked in the butttt!
To the writer of the 7:21 pm comment (above paracelsus's comment):
Thank you for your comment. We are very pleased that you want to join the glamorous wizarding world of Aurors and Marauders.
Just email me your details at andros_ti@yahoo.com.
Then you shall proudly call yourself a great Wizard\Witch.
Dear Andros,
Before reading the article, I despised the concept that such a great man could be related to the dark arts.
But your flawless logic and consummate skill made me change my mind, and now I have just begun to realise the magic in your quill.
PS: I have read other articles of your wonderful blog, and you and Paracelsus stand out.
"A phoenix is technically immortal, as it is reborn from its ashes, and would have been a really good choice for something that is used to make you immortal."
Andros, this point of yours really hit home.
Dear friend, I have a big doubt about Fawkes.
Now, Fawkes has a remarkable power of healing any wound with his tears.
Then, he could healed Bill's werewolf bites with his tears. Why didnt he do so? Lupin says these are magical wounds and are incurable, which is false in my opinion
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