[HPforGrownups] Re: Muggleparents and Diagon Alley
tobeybickle at aol.com
tobeybickle at aol.com
Thu Mar 29 22:56:23 UTC 2001
No: HPFGUIDX 15549
In a message dated 3/29/01 2:10:57 PM Pacific Standard Time,
catherine at cator-manor.demon.co.uk writes:
> > I get your point about the empty space - either side of the street
> is
> > > theatres, shops, restaurants and office space, so you are right
> > about
> > > the lack of empty space to fill. I have a theory. Remember in
> CoS
> > > when they all drive off to Kings Cross in Arthur Weaseley's
> flying
> > > car? And how spacious it is inside, so a normal Ford can hold 8
> > > people comfortably and all their luggage? I think the same
> > > manipulation of space is going on in the non-Muggle areas.
> Rather
> > > like a TARDIS. (Did you get Dr Who in the USA? If not I can
> > explain
> > > the reference.)
>
This reminds me of my score in the Harry Potter obsessive thing.. I'm about
82 percent obsesive. Is that pretty high? I think it is. Good, I'm proud :) I
think I got a lot of points for saying that I've spent an afternoon searching
for Diagon Alley, even though I don't live in the UK.. If only I'd had the
time to make it to King's Cross, too :( Anyway, I think I'd probably be a
solid 95% if I had the financial means to follow JKR around the world. Oh
well, maybe someday.
Oh.. and about the actual topic, I always thought that the entance to Diagon
Alley was disguised as a store we could see, but that had Muggle-repelling
charms on it so noby ever entered, and other kinds of charms so that it looks
innocuous.
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