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eller så typ brann den upp? jag vet inte.. men tänkte om det inte var så att det brann där? minns inte helt

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NyTo: Joo jag tror han menade det bokstavligt.. För i första boken så har han ju ingen kropp? Det är väl därför han besitter Quirrell? Eller?

prongs: Den kanske den brann upp av det gröna ljuset. Jag vet faktiskt inte jag heller.

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Eftersom jag inte orkar svara själv på det, så kan J.K. Rowling få svara på det istället

"I’ve been asked this a lot. Harry didn’t see his parents die. He was in his cot at the time (he was just over a year old) and, as I say in ‘Philosopher’s Stone’, all he saw was a flash of green light. He didn’t see Quirrell’s death, either. Harry had passed out before Quirrell died and was only told about it by Dumbledore in the last chapter.

He did, however, witness the murder of Cedric, and it is this that makes him able to see the Thestrals at last. Why couldn’t he see the Thestrals on his trip back to the train station? Well, I didn’t want to start a new mystery, which would not be resolved for a long time, at the very end of the fourth book. I decided, therefore, that until Harry is over the first shock, and really feels what death means (ie, when he fully appreciates that Cedric is gone forever and that he can never come back, which takes time, whatever age you are) he would not be able to see the Thestrals. After two months away from school during which he has dwelled endlessly on his memories of the murder and had nightmares about it, the Thestrals have taken shape and form and he can see them quite clearly."

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ja, det var det jag menade.. man har ju som hört om det där ljuset/blixten...