HPfGU Contest #15 reminder
Joy M
joym999 at aol.com
Wed Oct 3 20:38:00 UTC 2001
No: HPFGUIDX 27103
In my last message I admonished everyone to NOT forget about this
week's contest. Apparently, my message was scrambled somewhere in
Cyberspace and instead most of you have FORGOTTEN about this weeks
contest. As a result, this Contestmeister has spent most of this
week staring forlornly at her empty mailbox. However, it's not too
late to remedy the situation, as I am going to prolong everyone's
agony by keeping the contest open until I get a few replies. So,
just buckle down and write something to keep me from whining, and you
will be rewarded by a bright shiny new HP-themed puzzle next week.
OK, here goes:
Way back when, pigwidgeon37 said:
".. it is never made clear who nominates or elects the Minister of
Magic."
and Lyda Clunas speculated that
"I'd imagine that there's some sort of board of Ministry officials or
such, but who knows, perhaps it's a popular election. That would be
interesting..."
Interesting, indeed. Let's suppose there is an election and wizards
and witches like Dumbledore, Fudge, Crouch, McGonagall, etc. had to
run for office. What would their election campaigns be like? You
tell us. Write a political slogan, campaign ad, or anything else
campaign-related for a candidate for Minister of Magic. Your
candidate can be a known HP character, or a character you make up.
You can even run for Minister of Magic yourself. (Make the most of
it...you're not likely to get another opportunity.)
As an example, I suspect that if Gilderoy Lockhart were running for
MoM, his campaign slogan would be something along the line of:
"Vote for Lockhart -- The Only Wizard with a Smile Dazzling Enough to
Defeat the Dark Lord!"
Email your entry to me at HP4GUCon at aol.com or to the above address.
(Make sure you save your entry, and send it a second time if you
don't receive a response from me.) You've got another week or so.
May the best wizard win.
--Joywitch
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