More questions (was A bit of confusion (was: Slambooks at Hogwarts)
snuffles
msmacgoo at hotmail.com
Sun Sep 3 07:15:06 UTC 2000
No: HPFGUIDX 822
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I;ve wondered this myself, also about the clothes, JKR says that the
Wesley children were muggle clothes during the chsoolholidays - where
do they get them from and why? And Also - you know the generic wizard
on the back of PS, well, he is wearing trousers - so why do the
students run around in (what essentially are) long dresses. where are
the pokects? why do they carry back packs (such a modern invention
and such a contrast to their clothes and pens) and how does Krum sign
the parchment that Ron hands him at the end of GoF - I've used a
quill and you really are desk bound (or at least ink pot bound) - Is
Ron carrying around an ink pot in his pockets too? All these
questions, so may things. I guess in one way its a testiment to JKR's
writing that the stories seem so real to me that these details are
important
snuffles
"Kaitlin " <ReinaKata02 at y...> wrote:
> >>I'm trying to picture what magical properties it might have. A
> >>Truth Pen (forget the tact!) for example.
>
> It would probably be called an "Anti-Lying Quill," knowing how JKR
> names things. :)
> Which leads me to the following question: Why do the people at
> Hogwarts use quills, ink and parchment if they are in the twentieth
> century? Just curious.
>
> ~Kaitlin
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