Bloody Baron, Red Baron
quasisnow
naycsh at rocketmail.com
Thu Dec 6 09:33:50 UTC 2001
No: HPFGUIDX 30951
Joshua Dyal wrote,
> I think that connections between the bloody baron and the red baron
> are not going to be very fruitful. I also believe that the blood
is
> silvery because everything about ghosts is that color. Personally,
I
> don't think the Bloody Baron is really important, and he's just in
> there for "color text" and flavor, really.
After some consideration about the Red Baron and the Bloody Baron (I
think the Red Baron was killed because he had his picture taken
before a mission which went against the superstition.. unless I'm
putting the wrong death to the wrong name :]), heh, maybe there
wasn't supposed to be a connection after all. Tsk, tsk.
About Peeves, I am not so sure that he would be a very important
character. The omission of Peeves in the movie (aye, movietalk should
be done in the other group but it fits in here, please?) should point
to something, and though the movie can't possibly be a reliable
source to base suspicions on, I should say that if there was a
conscious decision to leave Peeves out (well, he was afterall left
out because he wasn't 'nice-looking' enough) and not worry about the
repercussions in the sequels, must say something about the character.
Or perhaps, since Peeves doesn't really do much in the first four
books, there are still plenty of chances to build him up in the
second/third sequel. Ah, why do I get the feeling that I've just
stuck my foot in my mouth?
Unplottable issue:
I forgot which post it was and I can't refer to it.. please forgive
me, I am in a different timezone which means that I get swamped by
messages (4 digests!) every morning.
Someone said something about the various magical schools being
unplottable and also some forests being so for the protection of
magical beasts/animals, and therefore 'invisible' to all including
the wizarding community, but then if Hogwarts is unplottable (is
it?), how do Harry and Ron find the school at all when they were
flying (the car) there?
siew.
who is finding parallels between the Fidelius Charm and The Mirror of
Erised.. excuse me.
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