Red Flags, Red Herrings
Milz
absinthe at mad.scientist.com
Sun May 20 00:15:26 UTC 2001
No: HPFGUIDX 19014
I'm going to save the other red flags/ red herrings to see if the
remaining books address them. So keep posting them.
Evil wizard candy: I don't think they are "Evil" per se, but I have a
bad feeling about the Frogs and the Beans (especially the Beans). In
PoA, Snape threatened Harry with drugging Harry's pumpkin juice with
Verita Serum. In CoS, Hermione drugged the chocolate cakes with PJP
(Polyjuice Potion). One of the books states that the Beans are
Harry's favorite wizard candy. It won't be too surprizing if someone
were to drug a Bean (they are every flavor afterall) with someone
more potent than PJP.
Divination's Credibility: So far there have been a few correct
predictions, the Centaur's prophecies, Trelawney's Voldy is Rising
prediction and her Hermione prediction (Okay, I know an argument can
be made that Trelawney DIDN'T know it was Hermione, but I still
consider it a correct prophecy. I even consider the Parvati-red
haired man predicition to be true because Ron put a damper on things
for Padma, Harry, and her). However we still get the impression that
divination isn't very credible. It events in the books contradict the
opinion about divination, imo. That's why I can see Rowling either
leading us down the garden path or being very honest about divination.
Florence: I agree who *is* Florence? I had a feeling Snape was the
one Bertha caught with Florence. Which makes the question "Who is
Florence?" even more intriguing (or is Rowling just messing with us?)
The Photo Album: lol at Amy Z's comments. Seriously though, who ARE
these schoolmates? We know Sirius and Peter weren't among the photo
senders. We've heard of James' school friends. But what about Lily's?
Which leads to....
Harry's God-Mother: Usually god-parents come in pairs. Did/does he
even have one? If so, what happened to her?
Milz
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