Myrtle's glasses
Marci
blackgold101 at yahoo.com
Fri Aug 22 16:03:12 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 78419
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "severusbook4"
<severusbook4 at y...> wrote:
> --- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Doriane" <delwynmarch at y...>
> wrote:
> > "Dave" wrote:
> >
> > > Basically, Myrtle shouldn't have died, she should only have
> > > been petrified because of her glasses just as the camera and
Nick
> > > saved the other two.
> >
> > >
> > Justin : Nick took the full blast of the deadly gaze, Justin
> received
> > only what went through Nick.
> >
> > Hermione and Penelope : the mirror reflected back to them only a
> part
> > of the energy coming from the Basilisk's eyes.
> >
> > Myrtle : glasses do reflect and deflect light a bit, but really
> not
> > much, so that most of the energy went directly into Myrtle's eyes.
> >
> > Del
>
> Snape here:
>
> The camera in question is a single lense reflex, meaning the image
> is bounced off a mirror then to the view finder (eye piece), so a
> mirror saved Creevy (sp?). Myrtle took the full blast as her
> glasses did not reflect the image into her eyes. The reason Cedric
> survived was that Nick is partialy alive and absorbed some of the
> dark magic. I believe if you were on one side of a window and a
> basilisk (sp?) was on the other and you looked at it's eyes, you
> would be toast. A clear window bends light, but it may not do
> anything to dark magic. A mirror is backed in silver, and silver
> does have some magical properties, it's use against vampires,
> werewolves, etc. So it could be because of the silver used in the
> mirrors that saved the two girls and Colin. Sorry for the ramble,
> my doc said I should be the poster child for adult ADD, and I have
a
> hard time staying congruient (sp?).
>
> Severus "where's my adderall?" Snape
Remove Cedric, insert Justin. And Nick being 'partially alive'? I
thought ghost=totally dead. But, anywho, it could have been his
phosporic/protoplasmic ghostly makeup that spared Justin from the
full blast.
Marci
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