Avaricious Fudge?

Geoff Bannister gbannister10 at aol.com
Tue Dec 30 22:07:25 UTC 2003


No: HPFGUIDX 87804

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "angela_glor" 
<angela_glor at y...> wrote:


jotwo2003 wrote; 
> >Now, I know The Quibbler has been presented in canon as the sort 
of 
> >newspaper that makes the National Enquirer look like the Financial 
> >Times, but I get the impression that fans suspect that there may 
be 
> >a kernel of truth in some of its outrageous stories.  
> 

Angela:
> I'm not a big fan of the tabloids, but they sometimes do get the 
real 
> story more quickly than the major papers.  That was the case in the 
> Clinton/Lewinsky scandal, right?  I wish I had a better 
understanding 
> of just how the Quibbler is going to factor into the last two 
books.  
> I don't really see the point of Luna or the Quibbler, really, 
> although I did like Luna very much.

Geoff:
You are overlooking the fact that, although the "Quibbler" may be 
the "Sun" or something similar in the Wizarding World, the return of 
Voldemort had been trumpeted in the "Prophet" which is much more 
equivalent to the "Times" or "Daily Telegraph" which are the UK big 
guns broadsheets and would be listened to and read by a much wider 
and more discerning readership.





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