Occams Razor
Trina
lj2d30 at gateway.net
Sat Oct 21 04:01:19 UTC 2000
No: HPFGUIDX 4238
--- In HPforGrownups at egroups.com, "Joywitch " <joym999 at a...> wrote:
"And there is also, clearly, stuff that JKR is just not paying
attention to - since many parts of the books (the size of the common
rooms, the number of earmuffs, brooms, cauldrons, carriages, tables
at the dance, etc.) are not consistent with there being 1000 Hogwarts
students. I think we will just have to learn to live with these
little inconsistencies. Or the big ones."
This just occurred to me. Why do we assume that All of Gryffindors
in Harry's year have classes at the same time? With a large group of
kids (approximately 140 a year)it would not be unreasonable to split
them up into more manageable groups. 10 Gryffs and 10 Slyths in
Potions at a time instead of 140 all at once, for example. This
would explain why we don't see all the rest of Harry's classmates.
They simply have different schedules.
Trina (who is really tired, but very excited to learn that Hermione's
b-day is on the 19th of Sept, one day after hers)
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