OOP: Sirius (Was: Another Question?)

[dana51786]

No: HPFGUIDX 62016

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Amanda" 
<returnofsharkbait at c...> wrote:
> <snip> The images in a photograph, I noticed, don't really 
> > extend themselves beyond re-enacting the feelings present in the 
> > subjects being photographed at that moment.  For example, in the 
> > picture of Lockhart and Harry that Colin Creevy took, Harry is 
> > hiding out of sight while Lockhart tries to tug him back into 
the 
> > picture because Harry DIDN'T want his picture taken at the time 
is 
> > was snapped.  The only other reactions the subjects in photos 
seem 
> > to have outside of the feelings present in the person when the 
> photo 
> > was taken, is when something physically happens to the picture, 
> such 
> > as tea being dripped on like with Percy's picture of Penelope, 
or 
> > Sirius' relatives screaming when the glass over their pictures 
was 
> > smashed.   
> 
> 
> But in the nth book (I'm getting bad - I can't even remember) 
Harry 
> sees a picture of Penelope Clearwater that Percy has who keeps 
hiding 
> under the frame because "her nose has gone all splotchy"  Does 
this 
> just happen on a kind of cycle because it is possible that she 
could 
> have had a splotchy nose when the picture was taken, or because 
she 
> currently does?  Will this breakout go away?
> 
> "Amanda"

Didn't Penelope's picture gets liquid on it from Ron while they were 
staying at the Leaky Cauldron the night before school?  Percy was 
yelling at Ron about ruining her picture, and looking for his Head 
Boy badge.

Willow