The Missing Horcrux (spoiler alert)

No, Voldemort wouldn't even get to the Requirement Room, only if he put the horcrux before he graduated the school. Thats the only reason Voldemort wanted to get the Defense Against Magic Arts teacher position, cause he probably wanted to stash something in Hogwarts. But there's dumbeldore in hogwarts, and many other people, wouldn't it be risky to put it in Hogwarts? What about Filch? I think he knows almost all the rooms and stuff like that. It's very tricky. And I think the detail about the tiara was put just to show that Harry hid his book well, and that so he knew it was his, it's a preety good detail to be put in IMO. Common sense. However I am totally against the idea of the Horcrux being Harry.

It is a big long shot. She usually doesnt just put things in there, but this just might be too convienent. Dont you think?

cheers!

Originally posted by Darth Macabre
this just might be too convienent. Dont you think?

Anoth question: How was the portal thing (how Malfoy got the death eaters into the school) broken? Is it a possibility that Voldemort used that to get into the school late one night, then broke it himself? Well now that I re-read it...it sounds crazy...

Originally posted by Director_Joe
Anoth question: How was the portal thing (how Malfoy got the death eaters into the school) broken? Is it a possibility that Voldemort used that to get into the school late one night, then broke it himself? Well now that I re-read it...it sounds crazy...

Hmm... that is an interesting theory. Could be, and it would make sense if the tiara was a horcrux... 😕

Actually i've heard something about it being harry's scar and that some of the last word in the 7th book is going to be "Harry were is your Scar"

Originally posted by Director_Joe
Anoth question: How was the portal thing (how Malfoy got the death eaters into the school) broken? Is it a possibility that Voldemort used that to get into the school late one night, then broke it himself? Well now that I re-read it...it sounds crazy...

It's a good idea, but I thought the Vanishing Cabinet was broken by Peeves in the second book?

Oh, and I take back the thing about Harry having encountered almost all the Horcruxes already as being too convenient. Coincidental connections like that have happened before. (Scabbers being Pettigrew, for example. Big coincidence that his owner became friends with Harry.)

Originally posted by kobra_fang
It's a good idea, but I thought the Vanishing Cabinet was broken by Peeves in the second book?

Oh, and I take back the thing about Harry having encountered almost all the Horcruxes already as being too convenient. Coincidental connections like that have happened before. (Scabbers being Pettigrew, for example. Big coincidence that his owner became friends with Harry.)

Originally posted by ThePureWalker
Actually i've heard something about it being harry's scar and that some of the last word in the 7th book is going to be "Harry were is your Scar"

Actually, JKR has stated that, as of right now, the last word in the book is 'scar.' She never mentioned anything about that phrase, though.

yeah i heard tht too about the last word being scar....and besides i dont think jk rowling would end her book with a phrase or a question....not her style

Are we discussing the missing Horcrux and who R.A.B is?

Originally posted by Lily Evans
Are we discussing the missing Horcrux and who R.A.B is?

Originally posted by hotsauce6548
Actually, JKR has stated that, as of right now, the last word in the book is 'scar.' She never mentioned anything about that phrase, though.

Yeah. All she said was scar. And she said that it might be changed too.

Originally posted by alesha1
i never read anything about peeves breaking the cabinet in the second book

'That vanishing cabinet was extremely valuable'

after hearing a crash while Harry is in his office. Then after the bit where Harry discover's Filch is a Squib:

'Nearly Headless Nick came gliding out of a classroom. Behind him, Harry could see the wreckage of a large black and gold cabinet which appeared to have been dropped from a great height.
"I persuaded Peeves to crash it right over Filch's office," said Nick eagerly...'

I thought that I'd slip that in, being as I made all that effort to look it up... 🙂

Originally posted by kobra_fang
Then you weren't reading properly! Page 98 and 99 of my edition, allow me to quote from it. Filch says:

'That vanishing cabinet was extremely valuable'

after hearing a crash while Harry is in his office. Then after the bit where Harry discover's Filch is a Squib:

'Nearly Headless Nick came gliding out of a classroom. Behind him, Harry could see the wreckage of a large black and gold cabinet which appeared to have been dropped from a great height.
"I persuaded Peeves to crash it right over Filch's office," said Nick eagerly...'

I thought that I'd slip that in, being as I made all that effort to look it up... 🙂

has anyone found any clues in book 6 tht could lead to an indentification of R.A.B

Originally posted by div
has anyone found any clues in book 6 tht could lead to an indentification of R.A.B

theres a new thread about it "almost being revealed"

Who do we think Regulus's accomplice was?

In HBP Dumbledore says something like "one alone could not have done it" when referring to taking the Horcrux.

It could be another treacherous Death Eater (Karkaroff maybe?) or it could be someone entirely new. What do you think?

I think the Horcrux is the trophy that transported Cedric and Harry to the graveyard. DD said that Voldemort wanted things of significant value and that trophy symbolizes a champion so I'm aiming towards that...