[HPforGrownups] Lizards & Thanksgiving, Musings

[Christian Stubø]

No: HPFGUIDX 6038

The banishing charm does work on professor Flitwick,
though.  It seems likely to me that banishing and
summoning work on the same general principle, but
adapted differently, so what works for one, would work
also for the other.

--- Denise Rogers <gypsycaine at yahoo.com> skrev: >
Perhaps since Ron's not inanimate, this spell
> wouldn't work on him like it
> would a broom, which hasn't any feelings?
> 
> Wonders if you can summon mice?  Make a good
> experiment to test my
> theory....
> 
> 
>
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> 
> > > (3) Another old chestnut: why didn't Harry (or
> > > anybody
> > > else, for that matter) use a summoning spell to
> save
> > > Ron during the second task in GoF? Possible
> answer:
> > > they weren't allowed to use any spell more than
> > > once.
> >
> > I would presume that water poses an obstacle for
> that
> > spell - my impression is that in many variants of
> > folklore, water is an inhibitor for magic.  Of
> course,
> > Harry and the other Hogwarts-students could just
> be
> > obsessed with finding complicated solutions, where
> a
> > simpler solution would have sufficed.
> 
> 
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Christian Stub
Student of Technology, architectura navalis

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