OOP: Grangers

Mauro Rossini spfrss at libero.it
Mon Jun 30 19:14:43 UTC 2003


No: HPFGUIDX 66110

I've always aksed myself how Hermione's parents can accept the new 
strange life of their daughter.

Then last night I saw 'Little Buddha' by italian master Bernardo 
Bertolucci, a film about a boy from a Western couple which is found 
to be the reincarnation of a great Buddhist Lama. They accept the 
fate of their children,even if it's carrying the boy away from them, 
both physically and spiritually, in a world they doesn't belong and 
they can't understand. Substitute the buddhist monks with a letter 
and a wizardry school and you'll have the granger's situation, they 
however are very intelligent and understanding people, just like the 
parents of the boy who finds himself being the reincarnation of a 
Lama.


Cheers 

Mauro


P.S.
I'll never forgive Snape, even after Book Fourteen,  for the horrific 
thing he said about Hermy's teeths in GoF. Do you think what it means 
saying so to a fourteen years old girl which is sure about her 
brains, but little more that? It would have wrecked havoc on her just 
born femininity!






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