Harry, right- or left-handed? (was "Re: book 5 flub")
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Fri Aug 8 02:17:24 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 75980
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Betsy Cortés"
<betsymarie123 at h...> wrote:
> Garrett <aimking0110 at y...> wrote:
> > > I just was looking at the American cover of OoP and realized
> that Harry had his wand in his left hand. And in PS/SS he told
> Ollivander he was right handed. > >
>
> "lunachapter10" <lunachapter10 at y...>:
> >Good catch, thanks for pointing that out! Your post made me look at
> >all the covers, and -- I guess the artist didn't read the first
book
> >and nobody has corrected her about Harry being right-handed
instead of
> >left-handed, because in CoS the Sword of Gryffindor is on the right
> >side of Harry's body (which means he would have drawn it out with
his
> >left hand), in SS he is catching the snitch in his left hand, in
PoA
> >he is holding Buckbeak's reigns in his left hand, and in GoF he has
> >his wand in his left hand too. >>>
>
> Hello everyone. As I recall, on SS when Harry was looking for his
wand, he
> said that he could use both hands. So, I don't think of this as a
flub.
> But, maybe this is something that in the future will help him
defeat
> Voldemort (I don't know maybe he has to use his left arm instead of
this
> right.....
>
> Regards
> Betsy
I posted about this a while ago,andI wish i could remember which
intereview JKR said it, but I specfically remember someone asking
about that concerning th OOP cover and she said that it was NOT a
mistake! So who knows?
~~Mags
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