Wizard Photos

[jll3sonex at hotmail.com]

No: HPFGUIDX 23643

>--- In HPforGrownups at y...,   <morgan_793 at y...> wrote:
>--- Sofie  <sofie_elisabeth at y...> wrote: 
>--- jll3sonex at h... wrote:

> [O]nce the portrait is painted, does it retain the personality of 
the
> sitter, or does its singular experience as a portrait affect that
> personality as time goes on?  Was Sir Cadogan, the sitter for the
> portrait, as mad as his image, or did the image go mad after being
> placed on canvas?
> 
> I don't have any answers, but I do wonder.
> 
> Likewise, another question: do you suppose it rains/snows &c. in 
wizard
> landscapes?
> 
> 
> =====
> Respectfully,
> Morgan

Which brings up ANOTHER question, one which has somewhat disturbing 
possibilities.

If the image in the photo is a bit of the person - what happens when 
something is done to the photo?  Does it go back against the person?  
(He wondered, thinking of the old story 'The Portrait of Dorian Grey' 
and not really sure if he wants to pursue this to a voodoo-type 
logical conclusion.)

Jerry