Trios

[grace701]

No: HPFGUIDX 55545


> >Greicy, who just realized that there are a lot of Trios running
> >around Hogwart's: HRH, DCG, FGL (Fred, George, Lee), DMS
> >(Dumbledore, McGonagall, Snape) and do Seamus, Dean and Neville
> >count as a trio?

Janet wrote:
> A "trio" is not defined as "any three people who are frequently in 
the same 
> place at the same time." I don't think Seamus, Dean, and Neville 
count as a 
> trio. Nor do I think Dumbledore, McGonagall, and Snape count as a 
trio. The 
> only time we see the three of them (as opposed to any two of them) 
working 
> together as a specific team is when they attacked "Moody" in his 
office at 
> the end of GoF.  This, by the way, confirms my long-held belief 
that the 
> most powerful wizards at Hogwarts other than Dumbledore are 
McGonagall and 
> Snape, and that's why, when Dumbledore could have collected almost 
anyone 
> else out of the assembled multitude to help him, he chose those 
two.

Me again:
Thank you for clearing that up.  I couldn't remember at all if 
Snape, Dumbledore and McGonagall were ever seen together in other 
places, but that one.  And I wasn't too sure about Seamus, Dean and 
Neville.  I still wonder who they hang out with.  I always got the 
impression that Seamus and Dean hung out, but I don't know if I've 
been "movie-contaminated" or what.  I'm starting to not like the 
fact we don't know anything about these three.  I love them because 
they seem like such sweet kids! =D  I believe that Neville will have 
a bigger role though.  He has to because of his parents!

Greicy