Symbols Next the Characters Names - Meaning?

Liz Muir rowen_lm at yahoo.com
Tue Jun 18 20:25:26 UTC 2002


No: HPFGUIDX 40039

nightlysparks wrote:

>>Then there is a coloured in square, or an open circle. I think the 
dark square is if the character is male (except, oddly enough, in the 
case of Neville Longbottom), thus making the circle mean the 
character is female.<<

It seems kind of silly to me for JKR to waste space on that little
piece of paper indicating if they were a boy or girl. You probably
could tell that from the name, methinks.

Mind you, I have no idea what they ARE for and it does seem to follow
the pattern, except with Longbottom. Does this me Neville is a
transvestite? Not a good thought.

Maybe the circles and squares have to do with some trait we haven't
seem example of yet in the books?

Rowen

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