Where is LV's lair? (Hide Out) with an apparation question
quigonginger
quigonginger at yahoo.com
Fri Dec 19 11:12:19 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 87316
In wondering where LV's lair might be, Steve (bboy_mn) pointed out:
> Malfoy Manor has one major problem, I don't think Draco can be
trusted
> with the secret, in addition, I'm not sure Malfoy is in a position
to
> have escaped Death Eaters wandering in and out at all hours of the
> day.
I (Ginger) snipped the rest to reply:
I agree totally with your concerns about Draco. Mr Crabbe and Mr
Goyle wouldn't draw much attention by visiting, but if Bella or even
LV himself showed up, the little twit would probably faint dead away,
and then brag to the Slyths about how they had had tea. Making sure
Harry could hear, of course.
I have to wonder about the DE's wandering in and out, though. Which
brings me to my question: What limitations are there on apparating?
We know one has to be liscenced (or ought to be), but are there any
limitations as far as apparating into a house? The only one we see
is Arthur, but he apparated into his own home. At 12 Gimmauld,
people come to the door.
I imagine this is just good manners, and that people also have
security charms in place to prevent uninvited visitors. What I
wonder is whether or not people can just apparate into another
person's house, assuming they have permission.
This would solve the problem with the DE's coming and going. They
could just apparate into a certain room set aside as LV's office (or
den or library, or whatever).
It also would have been a nice way for Sirius to have gotten out once
in a while. He could have visited the homes of Order members for tea
every now and then, and by apparating into their living rooms, no one
would have been the wiser.
Ginger, who thought much on Sirius tonight
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