book cover is the pensieve I think

[karywick]

No: HPFGUIDX 54103

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<karenwickersham at a...> wrote:
> > > So as to that's why the American cover is a blueish 
gray  . . .It's 
> that magical room again.  Maybe the room is spinning because the 
> magical room Harry is in that is spinning is Dumbledore's 
pensieve.  
> Someone (I can't remember who, it was so long ago) feared that 
> Dumbledore would die before he could tell Harry about his past.  
> Maybe Harry has to go back in to that strangly magicical pensieve 
to 
> learn access the past thoughts of Dumbledore about Lily.   I 
predict 
> that that may be where he stored them because she may have been 
such 
> an enigma to him.  (Maybe she was a Slytherin or Heir to it or he 
> didn't understand why James loved her)  The spinning on the cover 
> could hint at the spinning of his thoughts or the spinning of 
Harry's 
> thought's in the penseive.  Any other takers on this one?


 I'm actually replying on my own post by I went back and again reread 
my and agaist I had replied to the wrong post.  I have to give it to 
all the previous posters.  I would not have noitced all the fine 
deatiles you all have but it all adds up to me and make complete 
sense to me at least.  The light is coming in form the top.  That 
happen when Harry fell in the pensieve if I remember, correctly.  
Help me with a quote please.

Since the pensieves substance was mercury-like it would also reflect 
light like a mirror.  I also think that is why he would appear to be 
left handed and all that candles would appear to be backward and his 
glasses would appaer to reflect imiage or shine back light.

So he doesn't necessarily haveto be in a room with many doors, just 
have to me in someone or Dombleore's memory room with many doors.

That is if you accept my idea.  Kary