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God, I feel like a deaf person with an iPod or a dumb person on a telephone! Being (partially) colourblind, I've always had trouble with green and red hues. But I simply had to use them with this one: green being Voldemort's colour and all... I can't see this picture moving at all, I just see occasionally that some part of it gets thicker (try turning off the colour on your monitor to see what I mean), so making this avatar's been real pain. But it was worth it.
This (mysterious) symbol is located on the spine of the Deathly Hallows (HP7, UK edition), so, naturally, many theories have been circuling around (see, I mean hear MuggleCast [link] ), the most convincing one that the symbol represents broken eternity, but the theory that caught my... erm... ear was the one that it was Voldemort's symbol (6 spaces in the symobol = 6 Horcruxes) and the fact that you could spell "Lord Voldemort" out of the symbol. The avatar shows you how.

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God, I feel like a deaf person with an iPod or a dumb person on a telephone! Being (partially) colourblind, I've always had trouble with green and red hues. But I simply had to use them with this one: green being Voldemort's colour and all... I can't see this picture moving at all, I just see occasionally that some part of it gets thicker (try turning off the colour on your monitor to see what I mean), so making this avatar's been real pain. But it was worth it.
This (mysterious) symbol is located on the spine of the Deathly Hallows (HP7, UK edition), so, naturally, many theories have been circuling around (see, I mean hear MuggleCast [link] ), the most convincing one that the symbol represents broken eternity, but the theory that caught my... erm... ear was the one that it was Voldemort's symbol (6 spaces in the symobol = 6 Horcruxes) and the fact that you could spell "Lord Voldemort" out of the symbol. The avatar shows you how.