Why Harry Practices Magic - Also...
finwitch
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Tue Aug 17 08:12:42 UTC 2004
> Rebecca:
> I think the 'simple spell' might be the point. Perhaps in
the 'movie
> world' of Harry Potter, students are allowed to do SIMPLE spells,
> (like Hermione being able to fix Harry's glasses in CoS) outside of
> school without getting in trouble. Remember, when Vernon says that
> line Harry is about to do some sort of violent magic, not just a
> lumos spell. It might be that ATTACKING someone outside of school
is
> not allowed, but lighting your wand, or doing a 'reparo' is allowed.
You know - I think that Lumos _is_ an allowed spell.
Even if Harry was just reading a spell book... he'd still need the
light, so... (in the books he has a Muggle Flash Light, I just wonder
where he got it - or whether the batteries didn't run out...)
In a way, Harry can't even do his *homework* without using Lumos...
and a Muggle would think he just has a flash light that looks like a
stick/wand... (I wonder if Warner Bros. will make such... Pen-shaped
flashlights already exist, and making one look like a wand isn't that
far off...)
Finwitch
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