Wolfsbane potion
Sandra
lysandrabellargus at yahoo.co.uk
Mon Jun 27 10:53:15 UTC 2005
"Catlady (Rita Prince
> Winston)" <catlady at w...> wrote:
> and whether it's correct. >>
>I understood that to mean that he has to take it once anytime during
> that week, and other people have understood it to mean that he has
> to take it daily for that week. Why does 'in the week preceding
> the full moon' imply daily for seven days more than it implies
> three times a day for seven days?
>
> Neri:
> This is probably because in Ch. 8, when Snape brings Lupin his
> potion, he says "I made an entire cauldronful, if you need more"
> and Lupin answeres "I should probably take some again tomorrow".
> All this apparently takes place in the morning or around noon
> (not long after Ron and Hermione leave for Hogsmeade in the
> morning) so it sounds like once a day for a week, although other
> possibities cannot be ruled out.
>
> Neri
and in ch. 19 (POA) first page,
Snape explains: 'You forgot to take your Potion tonight, so I took a
gobletful along'
I understood this, together with the other text bits, as an
indication of once a day (preferably evening) for 7 days prior to a
full moon, but it is not exactly described.
Sandra
-also a huge Lupin Fan-
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