MadEye & Malfoy - James & Snape - Everyone & Umbridge

[kattfirmin1]

No: HPFGUIDX 69113

 "D.G." <dgwhiteis at h...> wrote:

  Nonetheless, the line between acceptable (or pranksterish) 
> transfiguring [or, for that matter, any other use of 
> spells/charms/curses as a weapon against one's erstwhile 
colleagues], 
> and that which is a violation of codes or moral standards, seems 
> somewhat muddled to me.
> 
> D.G.  ("JazzmanChgo")


While Draco shouldn't have been transfigured, and McGonagall put a 
stop to it, I don't think the transfiguring is what hurt Draco.  I 
get the impression that transfiguring spells and switching spells 
are pretty painless.  I think what hurt Draco was flying up the the 
air and coming back down, slamming the floor pretty hard, 
repeatedly. That probably caused more damage than anything.  
(Besides, while morally it was wrong, I sure got a big laugh out of 
it!)

Katrina