[HPforGrownups] Re: Triwizard Tourney

[xerxes]

No: HPFGUIDX 2307


On Tue, 26 Sep 2000 16:04:50 -0500, HPforGrownups at egroups.com wrote:

>  SHENmagic at aol.com wrote:
>  
>  > Plenty of spoilers below for GOF:
>  
>  SHE remembers. Sorry again. And yes, look out below!
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>  > The second & third ??? The second one took
>  > place under water, and the third in the maze. No mention was made of
play by
>  > play Screens, commentators or magical glasses. Did the spectators just
watch
>  > the clock, read Witch Weekly or play wizard chess until the end of the
hour?
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>  I sort of figured, on the basis of absolutely nothing, that during the
wait the
>  audience was given some detailed explanation of what the task being
undertaken
>  was, and what the champions were having to deal with, etc. Otherwise,
nobody
>  would have known what was going on at all---else why would they have
cheered when
>  wet Champions started reappearing with other people in tow?


I kind of like that explanation for the crowds...it makes more sense than
actually viewing the proceedings somehow by magic.


>  
>  And I thought that probably some version of the spell that produced the
>  Marauder's Map might have been in private use on the maze during the
task, for
>  surely the judges realized that in some situations the champions might
not have
>  time to send up sparks? Or, if they have, as an aid to knowing where in
the maze
>  the party in trouble was?
>  
>  Sorry, haven't read it in a while, these may be wildly unfounded.
>  
>  --Amanda, spoiler queen
>  


I don't think so, the reason being the fake Moody who was wandering around
the maze helping out Harry and hindering the other champions. The judges
would have seen him, even if he were invisible since the Marauder's Map
magic also shows invisible people.

judy



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