A desperate man's dream... Quest for the Hallows: general comments

'The Hallows, the Hallows,' murmured Dumbledore. 'A desperate man's dream!'

'But they are real!'

'Real and dangerous, and a lure for fools, ' said Dumbledore.
'And I was such a fool. But you know, don't you? I have no secrets from you anymore. You know.'

'What do I know?'

Dumbledore turned his whole body to face Harry, and tears still sparkled in the brilliantly blue eyes.

'Master of death, Harry, master of Death!'

I'll bite . Hi Professor is everything OK?, you aren't having flashback dreams from drinking the Cave Potion again are you ? I hope that things work out for you Sir . Bye :wave:

twins:)

Sir, I hope you're okay. I agree with twins, you seem to be having some kind of flashback.

By the way, I think your signature is a bit out of date. :)


Wow, are we setting up for April Fool's day already??

Sir: I would say that if Harry didn't think you were a fool, then maybe you weren't.

Forgive thyself. :) The afterlife can be a great place.

Master of death? Well, I don't know about that, but you did manage to meet with Harry when he was between here and there. King's Cross, I think Harry decided. You suggested that it was all in Harry's mind - but no less real for that. But perhaps you were more in command of the situation than was suggested?

Ok... is everything ok Professor?

Dumbledore, you know how much I apprechiate you and to see you like this is just...

:huggles: I hope all goes well.....:whistle:

Professor Dumbledore, have you been dipping into Professor Snape's collection of elf-made wines?

Dumbledore is just looking for forgiveness. He had a dream to be "Master of Death". It was the last piece of the puzzle that Harry needed to hear to help him defeat LV.
I wondered though, did dumbledore really need Harry to defeat LV, or could he have defeated him himself. After all, Dumbledore defeated Grindelwald. He didn't kill him, but he defeated him. I thought Dumbledore could have done the same to LV.

'The Hallows, the Hallows,' murmured Dumbledore. 'A desperate man's dream!'

'But they are real!'

'Real and dangerous, and a lure for fools, ' said Dumbledore.'

Hmmm, just like shopping for all the "doorbuster" sales on the Friday morning after Thanksgiving...desperate and dangerous, and only a fool would brave the insanity...

:D

'The Hallows, the Hallows,' murmured Dumbledore. 'A desperate man's dream!'

'But they are real!'

'Real and dangerous, and a lure for fools, ' said Dumbledore.
'

*bites*

A lure for fools and a desperate man's dream...so what are the gains?

Is there some competition starting soon? :D

Is there some competition starting soon? :D


I think you win the prize for Divination! :clap:

:huggles: Dumbledore.

*wanders through the thread with a feeling of anticipation*

* Comes out of a long posting hiatus and waits with anticipation *

:D

Dumbledore turned his whole body to face Harry, and tears still sparkled in the brilliantly blue eyes.

'Master of death, Harry, master of Death!'

Yes, I know... It was a horrible movie, wasn't it? :no:

Are we doing a remake? :whistle:

Dumbledore is just looking for forgiveness. He had a dream to be "Master of Death". It was the last piece of the puzzle that Harry needed to hear to help him defeat LV.
I wondered though, did dumbledore really need Harry to defeat LV, or could he have defeated him himself. After all, Dumbledore defeated Grindelwald. He didn't kill him, but he defeated him. I thought Dumbledore could have done the same to LV.

He might have defeated him in the sense of depriving him of his body once again by killing him with the Elder Wand. But he wouldn't really be gone because of the horcrux-thingys. :) That's why Dumbledore didn't want to kill Voldemort in OotP. Harry would have still been a horcrux, so Voldemort wouldn't truly be vanquished. Only Harry could do that.

Is this remorse, Albus?

:D

Is this remorse, Albus?

:D

'Chivalry', my wand... :rotfl:

Is there some competition starting soon? :D

If there is, I hope the dear departed Headmaster remembers that none of the Hallows had anything to do with computer graphics; therefore, nothing in a contest based on them should be a computer graphics challenge, either!

*once again, bemoans lack of graphics ability while hiding from the glares of all the graphics geniuses on COS*

Will we be searching for the Hallows?

...deathly hallows...deathly hallows...

Tempting...the idea of immortality.

Does the desire to rule...to dominate, come with it?

I'm intrigued. This exchange sounds a bit ominous...

Albus how are you? Good? Good.

Personally, I am rather scared of the Hallows.

The idea of being master of Death does not in the least appeal to me, nor does the idea of the kind of power that might come with it....

But if there is a quest we can go on to be of service, Professor Dumbledore, I shall pledge what little I can contribute.



If there is, I hope the dear departed Headmaster remembers that none of the Hallows had anything to do with computer graphics; therefore, nothing in a contest based on them should be a computer graphics challenge, either!

*once again, bemoans lack of graphics ability while hiding from the glares of all the graphics geniuses on COS*



*glares at Anhelda*

I think a good mix would be nice... and perhaps working as teams. :)

Where are the blues when you want one? :huh:. I wish to know what's going on..

Master of death harry, Master of death imagine the possibilities

I think a good mix would be nice... and perhaps working as teams. :)
True....I'd like that :agree:

Did somebody call me?

My apologies.

This old man fell asleep for a couple of days, happens when you have nothing to do but sit and wait until something exciting happens in the Headmistress Office :blush:

As for bringing up this conversation with Harry, some of you definitely have the perception of Miss Granger and not that of Professor Trelawney.

Hmmm sounds interesting Professor!

My apologies.

This old man fell asleep for a couple of days, happens when you have nothing to do but sit and wait until something exciting happens in the Headmistress Office :blush:
There's excitement, and then there's...excitement.
An old Chinese curse refers to "interesting times."
It would be nice to be able to pick and choose the excitement however. If for no other reason to poke a little harmless fun at Professor Trelawney, respectfully speaking of course.

As for bringing up this conversation with Harry, some of you definitely have the perception of Miss Granger and not that of Professor Trelawney.

That sounds dangerously close to a compliment. ;)

Poor Sybill has gone through so much I wouldn't want to hurt her by making fun of her.

Every member should take a look at my newest whim here (http://www.cosforums.com/showthread.php?t=124041)

Ok first draft done...and I'm at 1200 words! I see heavy editing in my future...but my story is so good! Darn you 800 word limit!!

-JR

Impressive! Good luck with editing :)