fine. I guess we'll just have to find something else about Nagini. BTW in case anyone cares, in the story Rikki Tikki Tavi by Rudyard Kipling there is an evil snake named Nagaina. Just though I'd add that.

Yeah, I've rememberd that: Nag and Nagini (sp?) the cobras. It's why I've always thought of Voldemort's snake as a cobra.

But the poor snake in the zoo was a South American boa. Remember he spoke with an Hispanic accent?

I think i know all 7 horcruxes

nagini, Father bones are voldemorts current form, locket(destroyed?), diary (destroyed), marvelos ring (destroyed), hufflepuff thing, slytherin thing, and voldemorts old self

its eight though... his Fathers' bones must have been a horcrux because voldemort was reborn through them.

that took a while

i love guessing stuf like this

am gonna have fun here

I'm afraid that isn't correct.

What we know: Diary, Ring. Both destroyed.
What we think we know: Slytherin Locket (NOT destroy, just missing) and Hufflepuff Cup.
What might be: Nagini
That's 5.
We don't know the 6th item. The Locket is Slytherin, so there's nothing else that's Slytherin. Voldemort himself is the final piece. The bones were not a Horcrux, they were just needed to re-create Voldemorts body in the spell. How could they be a Horcrux? The body was burried long before Voldemort started creating Horcruxes. When Voldemort was destroyed he didn't lose the piece of Soul inside himself because the other pieces have to be destroyed first.

maybe something valuble to voldermort? maybe crystalyzed pineapple?(ko), how about something hidden in the DoM?

Voldemort has never been in the Department of Mysteries.

We know it's something special to him. All the items he chose were. The Ring and Locket, the last surviving items from the line of Slytherin. The Diary, showed the truth about who he really was, the heir of Slytherin. The Hufflepuff Cup, a magical item connected to the history of his only home, Hogwarts. Etc. The last item is most likely something from Gryffindor or Ravenclaw, as Dumbledore suggested. Voldemort wanted the Sword of Gryffindor, but he couldn't get that.

Right, as Dumbledore said, Voldemort likes to collect trophies. It wouldn't be something boring. What do you suppose he could get of Ravenclaws?

I doubt he got anything of Ravenclaws. The way Rowling writes, it'll be something we've seen in a previous book, but didn't consider important. I don't think we ever saw an item from Ravenclaw. Nothing massively important like the Hufflepuff Cup anyway.

maybe something hidden among hogwarts things?


i got a theory, how about somrthing voldermort put in the room of requirement, so only he could find it,.you dont know, the room made a strange comeback in the 6th book

right, about the room of requirement, what was Malfoy doing in the room of requirement? He was fixing the Vanishing cabinet thing, right?

exactly

I didn't like this book. *shakes head* J.K. Was using words over and over. Also, who expected 'Dumbledore' the most powerful good wizard in universe to be wrong about Snape?

Perhaps he somehow got to the Sword of Gryffindor?

But we know he didn't.

And we was probably not wrong about Snape. If you look at it linearly without thinking about it, yeah it's boring. But there's ALOT going on between the lines, that's where the book is actually written.