Writing insturments - why not?
denimtoday
happydenim at netscape.net
Wed Aug 20 02:39:43 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 78067
Corinth wrote:
<< As far as I remember, he's never complained about running out of
ink, messing up a paper with blots of ink, etc. This makes me think
that the quills used in the wizarding world are magically enhanced
<<snip>>
Hi Corinth,
I like your theory and wish it were so. Unfortunately, though, when
Harry was using a quill to write in Tom Riddle's diary, the very
first time that he set quill to paper a large drop of ink blotted
the page. Of course, it disappeared and that set off the chain of
questions and answers between Harry and Tom. Still, we could always
forget about that couldn't we? I really really like your idea.
<smile> I desparately want quills to be the writing instrument of
choice for the wizarding world. To me seeing a wizard or witch using
anything modern like a ballpoint pen would be like seeing a vampire
using a medical syringe to remove the blood for feeding instead of
the notorious bite. <grin>
Denim
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