Is dumbledoor really dead .....

These are some of the clues contained in the pages of Harry Pottter and the Half-Blood Prince which support the possibility that Dumbledore is not really dead, and that everything that happened that night was planned well in advance by Dumbledore himself.

Each one of these clues is perhaps, by itself not completely convincing, but if you put them all together...

i will try to give U the clues in simplest manner possible
so get ready...

CLUES:-

• Up the tower under ,Under the dark mark

Why did Dumbledore freeze Harry? Harry was already invisible to their attackers and in no danger.

The only explanation could be that Dumbledore already knew, had already planned, that he would die this night (or appear to die), and not only did he not want Harry to become involved and possibly be injured himself, he needed Harry to be a witness, to be able to tell everyone else what happened.

Dumbledore might have also promised Snape that he would make sure that Harry would not be able to interfere, knowing how Harry feels about Snape and what Snape was about to have to do.

The supposition that it was Dumbledore's plan to do this all along is supported by the fact that he acted so quickly to do it, almost without thinking, when Draco burst in on the scene.

Harry's own assumption that the Freezing Charm was done by Dumbledore is supported by the fact the curse lifted when Dumbledore left the tower minutes later.

• Fawkes doesnt even try...

We've seen Fawkes come in at the last moment and save Harry's life in Chamber of Secrets:
Harry trembled, ready to close his eyes if it turned, he saw what had distracted the snake. Fawkes was soaring around its head, and the basilisk was snapping furiously at him with fangs long and thin as sabers -- Fawkes dived. His long golden beak sunk out of sight and a sudden shower of dark blood spattered the floor. (CoS pg 318/234)

And he also saved Dumbledore in Order of the Phoenix:

We know Fawkes was nearby the tower, as he shows up after Dumbledore's "death". So, why didn't Fawkes come to save Dumbledore this time?

I think the fact that he didn't makes it possible to believe that Dumbledore didn't want his life to be saved, and this supports the theory that it was Dumbledore's plan all along to "die" up on that tower that night.

• THE MYSTERIOUS AVADA KEDAVRA

xactly what happened the moment that Snape killed Dumbledore,...
the effect of the curse we have seen previously on others also

" He was screaming so loudly that he never heard the words the thing in the chair spoke as it raised a wand. There was a flash of green light, a rushing sound, and Frank Bryce crumbled. He was dead before he hit the floor. (GoF pg 15/19) "

" From high above his head, he heard a high, cold voice say, "Kill the spare." A swishing noise and a second voice, which screeched the words to the night: "Avada Kedavra!" A blast of green light blazed through Harry's eyelids, and he heard something heavy fall to ground beside him. Cedric was lying spread-eagled on the ground beside him. He was dead. (GoF pg 638/553) "

But on dumble door the effect of the curse was differrent...

" nape raised his wand and pointed it directly at Dumbledore. "Avada Kedavra!" A jet of green light shot from the end of Snape's wand and hit Dumbledore squarely in the chest. Harry's scream of horror never left him; silently he was forced to watch as Dumbledore was blasted into the air. For a split second, he seemed to hang suspended beneath the shining skull, and then he slowly fell backward, like a great rag doll, over the battlements and out of sight. (HBP pg 596/556) "

Why would this application of the Avada Kedavra be so different from every other time we've seen it?

Perhaps his spell was different because even though those were the words Snape said, he didn't perform the killing curse at all. Remember all the importance this book gave to "nonverbal" spells? Perhaps Snape said Avada Kedavra, but the curse he was really thinking, the nonverbal one, was a different curse, one that only made it appear that Dumbledore was dead.

• U need to mean them .. (the unforgivable curses)

Several times in the course of the Harry Potter books, J.K. has told us that the Avada Kedavra is not a curse you can make lightly....

" atred rose in Harry such that he had never known before. He flung himself out from behind the fountain and bellowed "Crucio!" Bellatrix screamed. The spell had knocked her off her feet, but she did not writhe or shriek with pain as Neville had -- she was already on her feet again ... "Never used an Unforgivable Curse before, have you, boy?" she yelled. "You need to mean them, Potter! You need to really want to cause pain -- to enjoy it ..." (OotP pg 810/715) "

If Snape was really working on Dumbledore's orders to make it look to the world as if Snape had killed him, even if he had used the real Avada Kedavra, if he had not really meant it, if he really didn't want to kill Dumbledore, then isn't it possible that the curse didn't kill Dumbledore, but only injured him badly?

• Anyone Seen Dumbledore's Wand Lately?

At the very begining of the big scene between Draco, Dumbledore and Snape, one of the first things that happens is Dumbledore loses his wand:

The door burst open and somebody erupted through it and shouted, "Expelliarmus!" ... by the light of the Mark, he saw Dumbledore's wand flying in an arc over the edge of the ramparts ... (HBP pg 584/545)

But where is his wand now?

We know a wizard's wand is very important to him, and a wand that belonged to a wizard as powerful as Dumbledore would be a very important item to know the whereabouts of, something you wouldn't want falling into the wrong hands.

It was seen earlier in harry potter books that when a wizard dies his wand is broken in two and placed on his body..
But as far as we know, they didn't snap Dumbledore's wand in two. After the scene at the top of the tower, Dumbledore's wand is simply never mentioned again.

Is it possible that Dumbledore's wand is missing because Dumbledore still has his wand, still needs his wand, because he's not dead?

• Dumbledoor is flammable ..

As part of the funeral service, a fire ignites around the body of Dumbledore, and when it subsides, his body is encased in a white marble tomb.

Again, we don't see the body, either before or after the fire.

But more importantly, no one lights the fire, it just happens on its own. A body bursting into flame on its own. That sound like anyone we know? We've seen Fawkes do that several times now in the course of the Harry Potter books, and you know what happens to Fawkes after every time it does.

Earlier in the book, we saw several instances where Dumbledore uses fire, an important aspect of the symbol of a phoenix. When he first meets Tom Riddle in the orphanage, to demonstrate he's a wizard, he sets Tom's wardrobe on fire. And he conjures fire to protect Harry and himself from the infiri in the cave.

And after all this, in case we didn't get the allusions to a phoenix, J.K. reminds us just in case:

White smoke spiraled into the air and made strange shapes: Harry thought, for one heart-stopping moment, that he saw a phoenix fly joyfully into the blue, but next second the fire had vanished. (HBP pg 645/601)

All these clues seem to suggest that if Dumbledore really did die, he has the ability to be reborn out of the ashes of his death, either under his own power, or with the help of the healing powers of Fawkes.

• NO BODY NO CRIME

The last time we really saw Dumbledore's body was when Harry is kneeling over it shortly after he has been killed by Snape the previous day.

Now, we see Hagrid carry the body of Dumbledore into his funeral, but it's covered:

Hagrid was walking slowly up the aisle between the chairs. He was crying quite silently, his face gleaming with tears, and in his arms, wrapped in purple velvet spangled with golden stars, was what Harry knew to be Dumbledore's body. (HBP pg 643/599)

We never really see Dumbledore's body at the funeral. How do we know it was there at all?

• FAWKE'S LAMENT

its shown in chapter when dumbledoor dies and his body is in madam pomfreys room ..
that harry can hear the mournful song of harry potter

the chapter name itself is the fawkes lament..
J.K. spends another paragraph on how the phoenix song echos their grief, but while doing so mentions:

And then McGonagall enters, changes the subject, and the phoenix song is forgotten.

Many minutes later, after all the retelling of the night's affair, J.K. mentions Fawkes is still at it:
But Harry's thoughts move right on to other things, like wondering where Dumbledore's body is now. Many minutes later still, as this meeting breaks up and Harry is following McGonagall up to what is now her office, J.K. interjects:

Whatever it was he was doing, Fawkes was working hard at it, and not giving up. Yet we are supposed to believe, as in the title of this chapter, "The Phoenix Lament", that it is only Dumbledore's pet echoing everyone's grief?

Are we so easily to forget that phoenix tears have powerful healing powers?

Significantly, it is the healer, Madame Pomfrey, who is brought to tears by the phoenix song. She knows the healing power of the phoenix well. She gulps with eyes wide. She recognizes something special is going on.

Also, J.K. goes out of her way to point out the healing qualities of the phoenix song, Harry feels it inside, the way he did last time he was healed by one, and most importantly, it seems to ease their pain!

From these passages, it certainly seems that J.K. wants us to know that Fawkes is doing some healing! Perhaps Fawkes is not powerful enough to bring someone back from the Avada Kedavra, but what if Dumbledore was not really hit by an Avada Kedrava, and instead hit with half a spell, or a spell to make him appear dead (as explained in the clues above)?

SO WHAT U GUYS THINK.......................

IS DUMBLEDOOR REALLY DEAD ...
(post ur replies and let us share our views)

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BOGGART
the boggart is well known in the english folklore shape shifting spirits that . while normally invisible can materialize into human, an animal , a skeleton or even a demon.
Most boggarts like proffessor Lupin keeps in his closet at Hogwarts delight in frightining epole. Some are merely mischivious , resembling the poltergiest in their efforts to keep or do chaos in an orderely household.
According to tradition u know one of these meddlesome creatures is around when doors start slamming without any reason , candles suddenly go out, tools dissapear and mysterious noises echo in the house.Other Boggarts of more vicious nature lurk on dark roadsides and frighten lonely travellers, sometimes causing injury or death.

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I WILL TELL U ABOUT A CREATURE CALLED BANSHEE WHICH HAVE HAUNTED THE IRISH COUNTRYLAND FOR THOUSANDS OF YEARS AND STILL SHOWS ITS PRESENCE IN IRISH FAMILIES

BANSHEE

Seeing a banshee is the scariest thing harries friend seamus finnigan can imagine.And for good reason:-

WHEN ONE OF THESE MOURNFUL APPARITIONS APPEARS BEFOR AN IRISHMAN , IT MEANS A MEMBER OF HIS FAMILY WILL SOON DIE.

A fixture of irish folklore banshees are not evil creatures, but their haunting cries can make them quite terrifying creatures. Their most distinctive feature is their eyes , turned fiery red from centuries of weeping for those they loved and mourn. Most often it is described as tall , gaunt woman with streeming white hair the banshee usually wears a green dress covered by gray hooded cloak.
Many times they have also been seen in differrent appearences like little girl with golden hair , sometimes as a small pld woman .
Each banshee is said to be devoted to just one extended irish familyserving them for centuriesbut appearing only when a mamber of the family is about to die.
Mst famous banshee of ancient times was named AIBHILL and she haunted the royal family of o'brien.

they can signal death in may ways the most common being appearing in lawns at dawn and weeping or crying loudly , sometimes they can be only signalling by acing around the hills surrounding the family home and sometimes she is not visible at all but her piercing wails leave no doubt about her presence.

Not every irish family has banshee , only the oldest irish families who can trace back their ancestry, their legendry to the early middle age irish heroesare said to have banshees.Banshees follow their families wherver they go , thus the banshee wails have been said to be heard in America, England, India and anywher the irish have setteled.

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