Task 3 point of view with popcorn.

Fyre Wood fyredriftwood at yahoo.com
Wed Oct 16 17:28:09 UTC 2002


No: HPFGUIDX 45428

Steve (aka bboy_mn) kindly posted awhile ago:I'm with Melody here. 
The goal hoops are 50ft high. The stands are
> raised to give everyone a good view of the game. That would imply
> sloped bleachers rising from between 30ft and 50ft with the 'top 
box'
> between 50ft and 60ft (just my best guess. I'm sure World cup was
> bigger.). Possibly as much as a 30ft to 70ft slope of seats.
> 

Fyre Wood (aka ME) replies
What if the stands are just slightly above the hoops for the top 
boxes? Would it be just a tad nicer to be a little *above* the action 
instead of just "face on" with it? Perhaps maybe 10 feet higher at 
the most so that you could see across the entire Quidditch Pitch.


Steve (aka bboy_mn) continues:

>>>>>So people in the maze would have certainly been in view at least 
part
> of the time. Also, we are never given the spectator's point of view.
> We don't know what happened outside the maze. It's possible that 
there
> was a magic bubble with their name floating over each contestant,
> giving the spectators an indication of each contestants location. It
> could even give a limited commentary like 'Harry meets Sphinx' or
> 'Harry meet upside down charm'. Also, remember that the maze went
> silent as soon as Harry entered it, so if there was a running
> commentary, he couldn't hear it. Since he couldn't hear it, neither
> could we.
 

Fyre replies once again:
Perhaps the bushes prevented everyone inside the maze from hearing 
the commentary. Spells could have been put around the exterior to 
keep the sound out and the concentration in.

Nothing would put more pressure on the contestants in the Quad-wizard 
tournament like hearing how far ahead or behind the others were.


Steve (aka bboy_mn):
>>>>>>I agree that it would have been very boring with nothing to do 
for an
> hour or two but look at some hedges.

Fyre Wood:
Neville would have liked it =) 




Steve (aka bboy_mn):
>>>>> 
> Speaking of snacks, do you think wizards eat popcorn? Sorry, just a
> thought that can to me.


Fyre Wood:
Of course, except that it has to have some crazy name for it. 
Think "Grandpa Bob's Extra Popper Popcorn" or "Butter Blast--the 
Popcorn that has an *explosive* butter taste in your mouth."

I think this is why JKR writes the books and not me =)

--Fyre Wood, who now contemplates the possibility of other snacks.. 
and then realizes she's also now hungry.





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