Lupin, the Moon and the Bewitching Hour
blenberry
blenberry at altavista.com
Sat Jan 5 03:58:20 UTC 2002
No: HPFGUIDX 32806
>In re the boggart, I would also say that the Rule of
>Similarity is in effect. The boggart *portrays* the
>Moon, but it doesn't have the *effect* of the Moon.
>After all, in the other scenes with that particular
>creature, the fear is due to the subject accepting the
>illusion as the reality. Lupin cannot accept that, as
>the effect must bring on transmogrification if the
>effect is real.
In this case, how do you explain the boggart-dementor's effects on
Harry? He *knows* it's a boggart.
sorry if this has been addressed elsewhere... I'm new :)
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