Is it a Dark Art if it is for good? As our Muggle counterparts construct machines to aid their lives, we should recycle our bodies to do the same.
- Joined June 2014
- Member of Hufflepuff
- 0 House Points
- 1st Year
Philippines
Backstory
As far as I can remember, I've always been fascinated by death. My first interaction was with a butterfly dead on my windowsill when I was just at cusp of nine years old. I called for my parents to ask about it. My mother, an odd ball of a Muggle, explained the concept of death to me, but encouraged me to do something about it. My father, a proud Pureblooded Hufflepuff, reprimanded Mother for trying to let me even consider doing magic considered a "Dark Art" in the Wizarding World. She waved off Father. She wasn't suggesting to bring it back to life but . . . recycle the body, to let its beauty and usefulness continue to shine."The stars still shine at us mortal beings, and most of them are dead. Don't you magyks want that ability too?"
Father dismissed it but Mother's words stuck to my young magical mind. Now, I'm here to learn if it is possible.
