Daniel's eyes

[Steve]

--- In HPFGU-Movie at y..., "Richelle Votaw" <rvotaw at i...> wrote:
> I (Richelle) wrote:
> 
> > > I actually can't find a quote where JKR mentions that the
> > > specific *color* of Harry's eyes is significant. ...edited...
> > > Richelle
> > >

> > bboy_mn replies:
> > ...edited...
> >
> > In a BBC interview in the fall of 2001, she had this to say...
> > ...edited...
> > Q: Well because everyone always goes on about how Harry's got Lilly
> > Potter's eyes?
> > A: Aren't you smart? There is something, maybe, coming about that.
> > I'm going to say no more. Very clever.
> > http://www.mugglenet.com/bbcinterview1.shtml
> >
> > So, while it is only implied, there is some significants to 
> > Harry's eyes.
> 
> Err, yes, I certainly agree there's significance about Harry's eyes. 
> And the fact that he has his mother's eyes.  What I said was I 
> didn't know of a specific reference to the *color* of Harry's eyes 
> being significant.  In other words is it important that Harry has 
> "his mother's eyes" or "his mother's *green* eyes."
> 
> Richelle

bboy_mn replies:
I think maybe you are over analyzing this.

Harry has his mother's eyes. What could that mean? 

Harry has green eyes; his mother has green eyes. 

If it's not the eye color that gives him his mother's eyes then what
is it? 

Other than color, what factor or characteristic could he share with
his mother that would be significant enough for people to comment that
he has his mother's eyes? 

You are right, color is not specifically stated in the BBC Q&A, but
what else could it be?

Just some thoughts.

bboy_mn