[HPforGrownups] Rowling's favorite room??
Susan Snow
snowwy54 at yahoo.com
Sun Feb 23 14:17:54 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 52735
--- Pat Mahony <pat_mahony at hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
>
> Paddywaack wrote:
>
> >
> >"If you could travel to Hogwarts for an hour, what
> would you do there?
> >
> >Go straight into a certain room, mentioned in book
> four, which has certain
> >magical properties Harry hasn't discovered yet!"
> >
> >
> >"...mentioned in book four..."
> >
> >This strikes me as a clue, possibly a VERY big
> clue, about just what this
> >room may be. There are a very large number of
> rooms mentioned throughout
> >the series, but this quote makes me think that this
> room has, perhaps,
> >recieved some special attention in book 4.
> >
> >I, personally, think this room is the Prefects'
> Bathroom. I mean, think
> >about it. It's a large room with a gigantic
> swimming pool in the middle,
> >which is almost literally overflowing with magical
> bubbles and waterjets.
> >That sounds like a lot of fun, even without any
> added magical extras. Any
> >thoughts?
> >
> >Paddywaack (Jon Pessin)
>
> This has been discussed before, and there were a
> number of possibilities put
> forward.
> An important aspect of this is whether it is the
> actual room or simply the
> magical properties of a room Harry is already
> familiar with.
> Most of those who accept the first interpretation
> (ie, that it is a room
> that Harry has never visited) postulate that it is
> the "Chamber Pot" room
> that Dumbledore mentions at the Yule Ball when
> talking about Hogwarts'
> secrets.
> Those who accept the second (ie it is a room that
> Harry *has* visited, but
> hasn't realised its full powers), have more options
> available: as you
> suggest, the Prefects' Bathroom, the Owlery, the
> Chamber of Secrets, the
> Gryffindor Common room. . .
> I can't remember who postulated each one, and there
> are others i've
> forgotten.
>
> I think another important factor is that JKR says
> 'yet'. This means that
> Harry is going to discover the magical
> properties/room in future books, and
> can thus assume that they are important to the
> story.
> Also, there is the question to what the exact nature
> of these "magical
> properties" are- Chamber Pot Room Theorists have
> suggested that this room
> contains whatever it is the person needs most at
> that time.
>
I have thought about that part of JR's interview alot
and I think somehow this room is how Harry will find
out things about his mother. JR has said how much she
misses her own mother and I too have lost my mother
and if there was a room in Hogwarts where I could go
and spend an hour with my mother that would be where I
would go. JR has ssaid Harry will find out more about
Lily in Book so that is my guess. Countting down the
days to see if I'm right. The horrible thought is
after we get some questions answered in Book 5 how
long will we wait for our new questions to be answered
in Book 6.
> That's all I can write for now
> See ya
> Roo
>
>
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