Coming of age in the WW
Tim Regan
tim_regan82 at hotmail.com
Thu Dec 11 14:47:41 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 86914
Hi All,
--- In HPforGrownups gulplum wrote:
> I find it interesting that their "Accio brooms"
> worked - I would assume that pupils' property
> confiscated by Hogwarts staff would somehow be
> impervious to magical methods of getting it back
> (otherwise there'd be no point in confiscating it).
> The fact that these assumed protections are
> "suspended" in this case indicates to me that
> the school itself somehow knows that some pupils
> have a right not to be there and thus school
> rules no longer apply.
Hmmm, I'd not wondered how that worked before. Of course it may also
be that `the school' (if we are to treat it as a thinking entity)
had decided that Umbridge was not a real member of staff. Perhaps
that's why she couldn't take over Dumbledore's office, not because
of a charm he cast, but simply because the school would not let her
in!
Cheers,
Dumbledad.
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