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Who should Harry marry
huangjimmy108:
--- Quote from: forumghost on October 10, 2020, 08:05:24 AM ---Personally I'm not sure if Cassius's Death Curse is that much of a thing.
1) He wasn't Wizard enough to kill Harry, seems kinda silly that he can kill every SO Harry ever has.
2) Margaret's Death Curse only hung around for so long because she anchored it to her bloodline. Logically, snake boy's curse would have burned up by now since we've had a couple thousand sunrises since then.
So yeah, wouldn't be surprised if this is mostly just Harry having miserable luck.
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Cassius might not be able to cast a long lasting death curse by his own power, but if it is only to aggravate an already bad spell to begin with, well, it could become something deadly.
Even if we discount Cassius's curse, Harry's birth is shrouded in many mysteries in itself. First he is starborn. I don't really know what significance his birth carry, , but the fact he is starborn makes him a target of many great powers even since his conception. Second, his mother died via an entropy curse during his birth. As we know an entropy curse is exactly a type of bad luck curse. Who know what kind of energies attached to the newly born Harry at the time. He also gotten marked by HWW behind.
What I wanted to say is this. It would not surprise me if Harry's mmisfortune turn out to be more complicated than just simple bad luck and Cassius's *die alone* curse just added to it. There sure as heck enough background reason should Butcher choose to tell the story this way.
StrayDog:
I'm surprised nobody thinks Sarissa is a good candidate. Nightingale relationships are regular, almost commonplace, in real life as well as literary worlds.
StrayDog:
--- Quote from: Arjan on October 10, 2020, 05:19:55 AM ---Sure but that doesn’t stop Mab from marrying him out to Lara. So I missed the option “Mother Winter” and “All of them”
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It was pointed out in another thread that the contract was with the Mantel and not the person. Can there be a marriage with a non-corporeal force?
Arjan:
--- Quote from: StrayDog on October 10, 2020, 03:35:26 PM ---It was pointed out in another thread that the contract was with the Mantel and not the person. Can there be a marriage with a non-corporeal force?
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You can get a child with a non corporeal force so it should be possible.
StrayDog:
--- Quote from: Arjan on October 10, 2020, 03:37:02 PM ---You can get a child with a non corporeal force so it should be possible.
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Wasn't that with a Fallen Angel? Non-corporeal for sure but also a sentient being.
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