A question about wizards... and Warlocks

[Sandra Bejster]

Steve/bboyminn:

You know, I would have originally answered that I
think "Warlock" might have been a title, but reading
your note gives me another idea.  Could "warlock"
possibly be plural for wizard?  Like geese is for
goose?  For instance, you wrote:

"There are instances in which Harry walks into a room
and makes note in the narrative that there are
"Warlock" specifically present in the room."

You also wrote:

"Others have speculated that it is a political title.
Dumbledore is head warlock of the Wizengamot."

In the latter example, the fact that DD is the head of
a group (of wizards AND witches) still fits that it
might just be plural.
 
Just a thought and I concede to the possibility that
there could be conflicting evidence in the books. 
I've only read each one twice (so far) and there's
always some things I miss.


Sandra
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