The Magical Room Hiden in Hogwarts

[frankielee242]

No: HPFGUIDX 42942


> Melody said:
> Ooo, I like that.  It is a room that arrives and help you when you are
> in great need.  Glad the room was full of chamber pots and not
> urinals.  Somehow chamber pots are more...fitting to Dumbledore's old,
> romantic character.  If that theory is so, then it leaves JKR with
> many possibilities with plot lines.  I wonder if the room is
> dependable to arrive or just a chance happening?  Is there a way to
> call it?  I wonder also if Dumbledore has seen it before?  Way to much
> to think about before bedtime.<<<<<<<<<<<<

HF wrote: 
> Indeed, especially if you've had a lot of fluids <g>



Dveil's advocate: Perhaps JRK was stuck in the interview after having
a lot of fluids herself and was just teasing...



HF wrote: 
> I think there's evidence in the series to indicate that need-driven 
>magic is powerful stuff. For example, when Harry remembers 
>desperately trying to get away from his tormentors at school (PS/SS), 
>he somehow levitates himself up to the school roof in order to 
>escape. Lily's self-sacrifice spell might fall under that category as 
>well -- when something is so desperately needed that the power of 
>human will can make it so (call it a miracle, maybe.) 


Reminds me of the news stories about tiny, elderly mothers lifting
cars off of their mechanically inclined children when the jacks
collapse. There seems to be a direct connection between intention and
strength for magic to happen in the WW. Will power, control and mind
over matter "with emotional content... like a finger pointing away to
the moon." Thank you, Bruce Lee. Seriously, think of the Shaolin monks
training for special abilities. They spend hours focused on
controlling and creating a specific response which winds up looking
supernatural.


Frankie