Amusing comment from Cuaron

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Shaun Wrote:

>>And Harry wishes he'd brought his 'cloak' with him when he first
goes to Hogsmeade:

"Harry shivered; unlike the other two, he didn't have his
cloak. They headed up the street, heads bowed against the wind,
Ron and Hermione shouting through their scarves." Presumably the
black winter cloak with silver fastenings.<<

Opps...sloppy memory I suppose. I guess the word 'cloak' and 'robe' 
became the same word in my head. Again though, it really doesn't 
matter if they do were robes or muggle clothes during the school-year 
in the books, since the movies take their own artistic license. 
Dumbledore appears to be the only one really wearing *robes* as 
opposed to just a cloak over more "normal" appearing clothes. As far 
as I can remember, the books don't make any mention of the "uniform" 
of ties and slacks and skirts that they wear in the movies, nor the 
house-specific outfits either, so maybe the book kids are more 
comfortable in their robes than the movie-kids are in their uniforms 
(and thus, want to wear "street-clothes" outside of school).


-Rebecca (who can hardly remember what this thread is about any more)