[HPforGrownups] Re: Caribbean

morine10 at aol.com morine10 at aol.com
Wed Dec 13 23:32:39 UTC 2000


No: HPFGUIDX 6839

In a message dated 12/13/00 2:12:32 AM Eastern Standard Time, 
wren at thejunkbox.com writes:


> hi everyone.  i'm new, so forgive me if i'm repeating something already
> posted.
> 
> along with dean thomas and angelina, who are explicitly mentioned as black,
> lee jordan is described in book 1 i think as having dreadlocks, when he's
> first introduced on the hogwarts express as showing off a large spider to
> the weasley twins.  that could make him of carribean or african decent,
> though granted, plenty of white boys wear dreadlocks too (at least in the
> US.  don't know about UK).
> 
> if he's not black, that would place lee in the white-boy hemp-wearing
> stoner-deadhead-reggae crowd, which would make him exactly the sort of
> fellow the weasley twins would want to hang out with.  i kind of like
> imagining him with long blond, dirty dreadlocks with some beads on a hemp
> rope around his neck under his robes, but thats just my fancy.
> 
> - wren
> 

Now that is something I had never thought of but it could be true.  It's so 
interesting to hear others perceive the characters!  Also makes one wonder if 
wizard hippies followed the Dead.  Maybe the Dead were actually wizards - 
Jerry at the very least.  That, IMO would explain a lot.  


-Mo
Who, upon reading so many introductory posts from new members today, realized 
that she just jumped right in and did not introduce herself when she joined a 
few weeks ago as an HP obsessed, middle school history teacher that just 
today finished her graduate degree!  I guess she was just having a senior 
moment since it's less than a month before she kisses those 20's goodbye.  As 
for where she's from.......

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