Resume from the previous post, and I apologize for the silence.
We have seen that by the end of Goblet of Fire Dumbledore realizes that Voldemort using Harry's blood, has inadvertently created a new protection around the life of Harry. As is clear from the 7th, Voldemort, while it is alive, can not take the life of Harry. Thus cpaisce because Dumbledore tells Harry that Voldemort in the 4th has passed the "special protection", namely the protection that prevents Voldemort from touching Harry. The meaning of the phrase seems to Dumbledore as follows: Voldemort has overcome una delle protezioni, ma ce n'è un'altra.
Prima di leggere il 7° non sapevamo quando la nuova protezione venisse acquisita. Avevo pensato che dovesse venire da un nuovo sacrificio della vita, e Silente mi sembrava il migliore candidato, per il semplice fatto che alla fine del 6° sacrifica la vita. Invece il 7° spiega che si tratta sempre del sacrificio della vita di Lily, che Voldemort malaccortamente rende efficace in un modo nuovo.
Ora, il bello è che effettivamente ci sono altri che sacrificano la vita, e che il loro sacrificio è necessario alla vittoria finale.
C'è il sacrificio di Silente, che era già avvenuto alla fine del 6°. Una volta che era già stato raccontato, non andava previsto: was recognized. We must understand that Dumbledore had planned his own death and that he agreed with Snape.
Then there is the sacrifice of Harry, who is the new fact. This was difficult to predict, because it would bring the death of Harry. And this did not seem compatible with the happy ending. But when Voldemort offers a truce on condition that they hand over Harry, Harry went to his death, sacrificing himself to save his friends. Voldemort stated that he would. Dumbledore also stated that he would.
Moreover, Dumbledore knows that Harry's sacrifice is necessary. The reason that is necessary is that a fragment of Voldemort's soul is contained in Harry's scar. Why Voldemort dies, will be destroyed. Voldemort does not know, he does not know or have unintentionally created a seventh Horcrux. It seems instead that Dumbledore has understood, and that he knew even before the Goblet of Fire. Hence Dumbledore gets a deep sorrow, because he understands that Harry must die. As long as Voldemort is alive, will not rest until he killed Harry. And until he killed Harry, it can in turn be killed. The need to grieve the death of Harry extremely Dumbledore.
At the end of Goblet of Fire, Dumbledore is a way out, open the inadvertent use of the blood of Harry by Voldemort.
In this way, Harry can sacrifice life, to reach out consciously to death, and yet not be dead at the end.
It seems clear, but in fact at least two points remain obscure. What do you think?
