Mab refers to a "fusion of bloodlines" in announcing her decision to marry Harry to Lara. This seems strange considering that the Raith and McCoy bloodlines are already fused in the persons of Thomas and his unborn child.

Perhaps the fusion is that a male from Raith, and female from McCoy were joined, and now a male from McCoy and a female from Raith will be joined.

LOL, I liked that.

I think the most probable explanation is Maggie but I would love Seanham theory to be true. Specially if that means that Harry will become even more powerful.

Someone save this thread, so we remember this by the time JB explains it in a book 

Seanham theory?

all that generally happens in the real world that has specific rules. Hades domain probably doesn't have a greater authority than his own, so if he makes a smashing trap and doesn't specify"the coins cannot be smashed", not sure if it could or could not actually do so. I'm pretty sure the coin's cannot be destroyed specifically because of divine mandate (like, Lucifer and TWG coincidentally colluded to make it so, as opposed to something Lucifer did when trapping them)

Yeah pretty sure if an Archangel (fallen or otherwise) creates something that contains an angel, destroying it would be near impossible I think.

Hmmm...  Interesting.  Harry gained power from joining Winter.  Perhaps it goes both ways.  Maybe Harry's mortal magic is now usable by some of Winter.  If memory serves, she did come in wielding some pretty nasty magic right before Dresden sacrificed Susan. 

Leah also made some sort of deal with Odin.  Maybe he traded her some power?

  I was looking up for laughs and giggles what the name of my dog, " Princess Buttercup" means.. Basically  "Buttercup is a humble sweet creature and she is that.. Then since my American black Lab's name is "Harry Barry Blackdog," out of curiosity I looked it up to see what "Harry" means.. What I found is interesting, in Hebrew it means "house protector or protector of the home," which sort of fits my dog, but more so Harry Dresden.  More interesting is "Harry" can also mean, "army commander."  Now this one really fits Harry Dresden if you believe that Harry is destined to be the "commander" against the Outsiders in the BAT.. Wonder if Jim looked that up and had that in mind when he chose the name, "Harry," or is it just a coincidence, because he was named after the magician as his father had told him?  Or both?

haha I love how your dog is named Princess Buttercup, that's awesome. I also like your other dogs name.  Very good choices.

My opinion is that he's named after Harry Houdini.  It may just be an incredible coincidence that it means "house protector, and or commander" because it is a really good match for Dresden.  Or maybe the name was chosen for it's meaning.  Pretty cool though.

No.

Oh ok.  I didn't remember that

Not necessarily, think in terms of reading a novel, as we read the words, pictures and sounds form in our brains interpreting what we read.  To us the characters appear as they are, but to someone else reading the exact same words, the picture and voice that the brain relays may be totally different.  Heck this very site is an example of that, we are all reading the same words, but we see them differently.   

True.  I just reread it.  Considering the prisoner said "The way you novices always do" strongly suggests he's had experiences with many Wardens.  So been locked up a long time.

@Mira
I could make up several plausible ways that speech could be translated. That isn't my point. If the prisoner is some old moldy guy from way back when he would be just as unintelligible as Merlin.

They are locked in crystal.  Their mouths are not moving, they aren't speaking in an audible way.  Any communication being done will be done telepathically which means that language probably doesn't matter.  If the person were Japanese, and only spoke Japanese, Harry could probably still understand them because he is getting the message they are trying to convey. 

At least that's how I think it works.  Remember that Chauncy, a demon in the Never Never spoke to Harry with a British accent as well.  Don't think Chauncy is British though.

Harry's mind might be causing him to hear it that way because on some level he's perceiving them as an aristocrat, and thinks of them having an accent like that.