Music, is it important in HP?
Scott
harry_potter00 at yahoo.com
Wed Sep 6 02:27:21 UTC 2000
No: HPFGUIDX 1054
I believe that I posted this before, and I didn't get any replies...I
don't think. Ok I'll try it again and maybe somebody will actually
give their input.
In PS/SS after the students have sung the Hogwarts Anthem (which I
can't wait to see how they adapt to film! errr anyhow...) Dumbledore
says something to the effect of (I don't have SS w/ me now.) "Ah,
music, a magic beyond all we do here." Now there are a lot of ways
that this could be interpreted. Here are a few...
1)Dumbledore is simply making a general statement about how music can
move a person. Specifically a headmaster listening to his school
song. If this is true then please disregard this whole message.
2)On the other hand, knowing Jo's love of small hints being important
later on I would interpret it as something like this...Dumbledore
seems to know that music is a powerful type of magic (?) (I guess
really wouldn't even be considered magic though). Examples- In CoS
Harry seems to be in a situation that is not very hopeful until the
arrival of the Pheonix, AND the Pheonix Song. This same "music" is
heard in the cemetary in GoF. Is it possible that I could have
something here!?!?
I guess that I'm probably over-reading in this case but one of my
favorite pet theories is that Voldy's ultimate downfall would be to
the tune of- "Oops I did it again" (JUST KIDDING! Though that was a
very funny fanfic....)
Comments?
Scott
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