[HPforGrownups] Observations and Questions
Jenny K.
nausicaa at atlantic.net
Tue Sep 4 12:15:53 UTC 2001
No: HPFGUIDX 25508
Quoting Patrick Dawson <wcdawson at optonline.net>:
> GoF Ch.25
> This isn't the first time that someone has
> waited outside the Gryffindor
> common room to let Harry out at night. So if the
> portrait can't be opened
> from the inside, how the heck do they get out in
> the morning?
My impression of these scenes was that Harry, concealed
by the cloak, didn't want anyone who might be nearby to
see that the portrait was opening for "nobody" and
possibly put 2 & 2 together. The people on the outside
could be timing their outdoors activities in order to be
entering at the same time he wishes to exit. As I
recall though, no one lets him back in...but I think
he's usually in too much of a hurry to wait for any
prearranged time...plus he sometimes takes the cloak off
(I don't have the books, so can't confirm this).
Jenny K.
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