MOVIE: Scans + Better copy of Hogwarts Map; Re: Different POVs

[jonathandupont at hotmail.com]

No: HPFGUIDX 27294

--- In HPforGrownups at y..., vheggie at y... wrote:
> --- In HPforGrownups at y..., - Joy - <joyw at g...> wrote:
> > Just a reminder... you can read the articles from the Times and 
see 
> all of
> > the pictures at http://www.sunday-times.co.uk/magazine/.  Sorry 
for 
> the
> > short post, but I just wanted to clue people in before you all 
> worked so
> > hard to scan your print copies.  Enjoy!
> > 
> > ~Joy~
> > http://diluted.org/joy
> 
> Another short post - the pictures online are not the same as those 
in 
> the article; it's missing all the individuals shots of Flitwick, 
> Hagrid, Snape (...) etc, and several of the other photos; some are 
> also edited - e.g. the shot of the Great Hall which is smaller than 
> in print.  I'd still like to see a full set online...

The magazine pictures are certainly better - Draco isn't in the 
online Great Hall picture for instance. It's also a pain having to 
save them from online(they've disabled right clicking) - you'll have 
to search through your Temporary Internet Files folder and copy and 
paste them to somewhere else (not that I didn't do just that...).

Here's a link to a saveable complete and 'direct feed' copy of the 
map (note - no captions - I actually prefer it like this)- 

http://www.btinternet.com/~daviddupont/Hogwarts.jpg

Also a copy of a very nice picture of Harry looking out of a window 
(again, from the site, but awkward to get to - I really don't know 
why they bother with precautions) - yes, it is more interesting than 
it sounds:-

http://www.btinternet.com/~daviddupont/Harry_window.gif

On the different POVs subject - can I just say that I think that the 
first chapter of GOF was the worst in the book, and that I honestly 
think including different POVs in future books would be a BIG mistake.
The strength of the series is its easy readability - and an awful lot 
of that hinges on the single viewpoint (as well as its almost 
complete lack of decription, but thats another matter). Its also why 
IMO HP is a childrens book - but I don't care, I like the series this 
way.

Jon