
Perhaps locked in the darkest corner of some castle... perhaps Thoor Ballyle. But nowhere our current flock of literary analists could get at him. None of those bastards have connected Harry Potter to Yeats' study of Irish folklore. Read "Fairy and Folk Tales of the Irish Peasantry" I think it should be freely avaliable from the guntenberg project by now.
And I'll end with what my life seems to be becoming:
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...His eyes strayed> from the Abbey tower of the White Friars> and the town battlements to a row of> crosses which stood out against the sky> upon a hill a little to the eastward of the> town, and he clenched his fist, and shook> it at the crosses. He knew they were> not empty, for the birds were fluttering> about them; and he thought how, as like> as not, just such another vagabond as> himself was hanged on one of them...
It's a long read, but I believe you know how that one ends :(