[HPforGrownups] Why is GoF called "GoF"?
Susanne Schmid
pigwidgeon37 at yahoo.it
Sat Nov 24 23:38:29 UTC 2001
No: HPFGUIDX 29855
fourgom at ameritech.net wrote:
>This is something that I wondered about right after I finished Goblet
>of Fire.
>Why is the book called "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire?" The
>Goblet of Fire appears in all of ONE chapter, and the role it plays
>isn't that big, in the scheme of the book.
>Is there a hidden meaning I overlooked? Some foreshadowing to one of
>the later books? Any suggestions or ideas would be most welcome.
I'd like to believe that it's one of the more brilliant choices of title in literary history: Like "The Three Musqueteers", when everybody knows that the story is in reality about the fourth. Something important, but not the *most* important element of the book.
Susanna/pigwidgeon37
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