the view from Harry's glasses
junediamanti
june.diamanti at blueyonder.co.uk
Mon Jul 21 17:23:31 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 72073
> Me: The view from Harry's glasses, I love it! But, I have a few
> questions. Hopefully someone from this deep vat of Potter
knowledge
> would know the answer.
>
> 1. Where did Harry get his glasses from?
>
> a. I don't think the Dursley's would buy them.
> b. Harry has nothing new. Only Dudley's old things.
>
> 2. Did DD send the glasses?
>
> a. Could they be James old glasses?
> b. Could they be magical glasses? Handed down thru the
> Potter's.
>
> Harry never seems to need to get new ones. I know people keep
fixing
> them but, what about changing the 'script? I have to go every few
> years, but Harry never seems to need to.
>
> The memior idea is great... I think Harry's glasses are the ones
> telling the story.... Harry has died of old age, a few days
before.
> His oldest boy
> picks up his fathers glasses from the bedside table. He puts them
on
> like he used to as a child, smiling with the memory, and he starts
> seeing his fathers life... thru the eyes of his fathers glasses?
>
> I know no cannon. But, I find the glasses point of view
fascinating.
>
> Tj
Hi.June with more boring factual information about the UK that might
be relevant.
In the UK, kids under 16 can get glasses for free on the National
Health Service - provided they are "no frills".
I somehow suspect the Dursley's went this way. I also suspect it
may have been a school nurse who picked up that Harry needed them,
because I can't see the Dursley's even bothering to get his vision
checked out :-)
June
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