[HPforGrownups] Hedwig and Tuituion...

[~J. Wolf~]

No: HPFGUIDX 37620

Hey all,

Had to add in my two cents...

>
>    From: Wanda Mallett <witchwanda2002 at yahoo.com>
> Subject: Re: Re: What's your favourite part?
>
>  "Theresa ryan" <theresa_ryan85 at h...> wrote:
> > Hello all,
> > I'm afraid I must ask your for what must be the most clichd
> question on this newsgroup; what's your favourite part in all of the books?
>
> After reading all four books, of all the characters it is Hedwig! She has a way of getting her point across to Harry! Especially when he doesn't have a snack for her after one of her deliverys for Harry! When she wacks him on the head with her wing! I would have to re-read that part over a few times and all of us giggled over that! Plus when Moody turned Malfoy into a ferret! William would repeat that over and over again to his brother! I think he would have liked to do that to his brother James! Sibling teasing! Actually, all 4 books have so many great parts! Just reading the posts jogs the memory! So, between animals and main characters and even those awesome Weasley Twins, you have to love it all! Well, we do in our house! Great question!
>
> Schnoogles,
>
> Wanda the Witch of Revere, Massachusetts and Her Very Merry Band of Muggles 100%
>

I have to agree with Wanda here.  Hedwig rocks.  Though, my fave would have to be Hermione.  I love how she changes and develops over the four books, we get to know her more than the others, I think.  I find that Ron sort of stays static in his character development, and that Harry is cast in the role of the Hero.  While there are great things for him to do, he will always be the hero.

But we have watched Hermione change, soften some, and blossom into a beautiful (with a little help) woman.

>    From: "GulPlum" <plumeski at yahoo.com>
> Subject: Re: Hogwarts Tuition (a little late)
>
> "joanne0012" <Joanne0012 at a...> wrote:
>
> <snip>
>
> > I was *going* to reply that this is just an assumption on Vernon's
> part, why
> > would he know how Hogwarts operates.  But then I remembered: He's
> married to
> > an alumna!  So perhaps Vernon knows something we don't, after all.
>
> er... he's married to an alumna's sister, who was presumably a child
> herself at the time, and so probably wouldn't know all the ins and
> outs. And if Petunia *did* know, considering she and Vernon don't
> like to talk about magic (or Lily), I'd find it unlikely that they'd
> ever have discussed it.
>
> Furthermore, Vernon's own son is about to go a boarding school
> himself, so Vernon's views are probably coloured by the fact that he
> knows he tuition is payable.

Question on this: If there was tuition, would it be closer to University costs or College costs?? Just curious. :P

Cheers,

Jamieson

--
~~'Writers are liars my dear, surely you know that by now?'~~ Neil Gaiman in Sandman: Dream County