Hermione's new secret?
grace701
grace701 at yahoo.com
Wed Jun 18 03:34:03 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 60846
Ray wrote:
> Yes you're right, Animagic can indeed be learned:
> Prisoner of Azkaban (US Trade Paperback edition) Ch. 18, p. 354):
> "Yes indeed," said Lupin. "It took them the best part of three
> years to work out how to do it. Your father and Sirius here were
> the cleverest students in the school, and lucky they were, because
> the Animagus transformation can go horribly wrong -- one reason the
> Ministry keeps a close watch on those attempting to do it. Peter
> needed all the help he could get from James and Sirius.
> Finally, in our fifth year, they managed it. They could each turn
> into a different animal at will.
>
> So *if* Hermione decided to become an Animagus, there is no doubt
> she could do so. However, I do maintain my stance that there is no
> way she would want to experience transformation again.
What if it's not whether Hermione wants to or not. What if Hermione
*has* to change into an Animagus form, assuming she is capable, to
save someone or whatever.
~Greicy
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