[HPforGrownups] Re: Christmas Dinner with Weasleys
wren lanier
wren at thejunkbox.com
Wed Dec 20 23:55:32 UTC 2000
No: HPFGUIDX 7457
i'm 200 odd messages behind, so forgive me, but if things can't be conjured
out of thin air, how does Ollivander conjure a fountain of wine from harry's
wand in GoF? (i don't really believe things can be conjured from nothing,
b/c like you said -- the weasley's wouldn't be poor. i'm just wondering how
Ollivander did that, since he apparently didn't Transfigure anything).
wren
-- In HPforGrownups at egroups.com, catlady wrote
In HPforGrownups at egroups.com, Amanda Lewanski <editor at t...> wrote:
"> Um, not to spoil the mood, but have the Weasleys gotten a bit more
> financially solvent? How can they afford such a sumptious spread as
> you plan?
Are the wizard folk able to magic up raw ingredients? "
I don't think that they are - otherwise the Wesley's wouldn't be poor (it is
hard to imagine they would choose it if they had a choice). And the fact
that
they have a money exchange based system suggests that things can't just be
'conjured out of thin air'. Which works quiet nicely with the (very) little
physics that I know - energy must come from energy (or matter from matter or
what ever)
Like white sauce dribbling out of the wand (which always seems Freudian to
me).
<g> I never noticed before.
"If Fred and George's joke shop is a big success, the family could be
rolling
in money."
With their potter seeding grant I'm sure that is only a short way in the
future.
storm
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