book covers of OoTP

grace701 grace701 at yahoo.com
Fri Mar 21 03:22:47 UTC 2003


No: HPFGUIDX 54030

Patricia wrote: 
>the candles in the background are blowing the in the
>opposite direction.  Perhaps there is a whirlwind effect.  
 
Julie (Me) wrote: 
>to me it looks as though the room is actually
spinning, and therefore the breeze?

>Phyllis wrote:
>That looks more to me like the swoosh of Harry
>bringing his  wand up (look at how there is a sweep that follows what
>one could perceive as his rising hand motion) - but perhaps that
>swoosh is creating the breeze that's rippling the candle flames?
 
Patricia wrote: 
>It seems unlikely to me that simply raising an arm would affect so
>many candles so uniformly, even candles behind him and on the 
>opposite side of his body from the raised arm.

Julie wrote:
>Ok, now in further examination of that picture, we notice that 
>Harry's wand would have hit the candle which stands behind it, and 
>would be about to hit the candle which stands in front of his arm 
>(assuming we're following a swooshing arm.)  But I have to agree, 
>and thought the same, that the candles in the background are going 
>in the opposite direction of the candles in front of it.  I'm still 
>more inclined to believe that he's looking backwards into a mirror 
>(therefore we're seeing the photo in the mirror) looking into the 
>spinning room.  It would explain the figure and candle images 
>reflected in his glasses. 
>Does anyone else see this?  Or do I need new glasses myself?



I can't see it as though he's looking in a mirror.  I see him just 
swooshing around because something, or someone, caught his 
attention.  He's looking up towards the ceiling? So I'm thinking he 
turned so suddenly it caused the candles around him to move the same 
way he turned because the other candles in the background are moving 
the opposite direction. 

Has anyone noticed the reflection of the candles *ON* the door.  I 
think the doors have mirrors on them.  And if that's not the case, 
the doors have glasses on them because you can see candles.  Seems as 
though he maybe in a "fun house"?

When are we going to see Grandpre's Hermione and Ron up close?

Greicy, who's very happy the cover is her favorite color, blue and 
that Harry looks like a teen! =)





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