? on new GOF photos in EW

[osotac]

one problem...the Lexicon gives two different years for the 
murders.....on Voldemort's pages, under Time Lines....it says Tom 
murdered his father and grandparents in the summer of 1944, before 
his 7th year begins in September.....the Lexicon also states in the 
Master Time Line, The Beginning of the Tale, 1900 - 1949,....that 
Tom murders his father and grandparents in the summer of 1945, after 
he sits his NEWTs and leaves Hogwarts.......





--- In HPFGU-Movie at yahoogroups.com, "amis917" <amis917 at h...> wrote:
> --- In HPFGU-Movie at yahoogroups.com, "osotac" <osotac at a...> wrote:
> > okay,...here is another question.....when did Tom kill his 
father 
> > and grandparents.....what year was it......did he do it in the 
> > summer of 1944, before his 7th year at Hogwarts.....did he do it 
in 
> > the summer of 1945, after he leaves school......or, as the 
picture 
> > from "Goblet of Fire" suggests, in 1943, the year he opened the 
> > Chamber of Secrets.......there have been conflicting dates on 
most 
> > every Potter site......is there anything, cannon wise, about the 
> > exact year these murders happened???...another thing that 
bothers 
> > me.....it may be an "British" thing, but....how can Tom Riddle 
be 
> > Jr., and how can his father be Sr. if they have different middle 
> > names......we now know that Tom's middle name belongs to his 
> > maternal grandfather......anyone have any answers.....not 
theories, 
> > cannon evidence......thanks,..osotac
> > 
> 
> 
> According to the Lexicon - Tom killed his father and in 
grandparents in 
> 1944 before his 7th hear at Hogwarts. There was a discussion about 
the 
> Jr./Sr. thing on the OT list. Aparently, 1. it's not used in the 
UK and 
> 2. You don't have to have the same middle name. Voldemort and his 
> father DO have different middle names, so the tombstone in the 
photo is 
> wrong. I have to wonder, though, if you'll be able to tell in the 
film. 
> Will Harry stand there and look at it long enough for the audience 
to 
> get a good look at it? If they just grace over it, the names/dates 
> won't be THAT big of a deal. I know during a move, I don't usually 
try 
> to figure out how old people are based on the ages on the 
tombstones. 
> It's a pretty exciting part of the story, so I'm sure people will 
be 
> thinking of other things. Don't get me wrong, it'd be nice if they 
> didn't screw up stuipd things like this. I'm sure there will be 
larger 
> and more noticable mistakes. 
> 
> -Amie