Just how important *is* this guy?/violet-theme?
finwitch
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Fri Mar 28 11:01:19 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 54490
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, eloiseherisson at a... wrote:
> Greicy:
>
> > Annemehr:
> > >But really! Three or four mentions in the beginning of the
first
> > >book, and then (as far as I can remember), nothing? If Dedalus
> > >Diggle never shows up in a place of importance, I will
personally
> > >*locate* a violet top hat and then *eat* it!
> >
> > I've always been suspicious of him, too. Is he a good guy or bad
> > guy? What's the deal with him that JKR keeps mentioning him?
Eloise:
> No specific evidence for this theory, but you know who designed the
> Minotaur's maze? That's right, Daedalus!
>
> I've always liked to assume that perhaps it was Daedalus Diggle who
designed
> the maze for the Third Task. At the very least, I am sure that
there is a
> tenuous connection in the back of JKR's mind, planning a maze for
the fourth
> book and using the name of a maze-builder in the first.
>
I kind of *like* Dedalus Diggle, and was amazed that he was not seen
again after first book. Maze-designer? Like that idea... Brilliant
but mad? I remember Dumbledore referred so somewhere.
He wears violet, and Gryffindor Tower's entrance-painting is friends
with Violet. A connection?
Then, violet is also a flower - are there violets in Petunia's flower-
bed? Possibly the one where that 'teenage boy' is laying.
Dedalus Diggle has met all Dursleys AND Harry pre-Hogwarts letter.
He's another character with a remembarable name, much like Mundungus
Fletcher. Where is Diggle now? in Kent? Well, I guess Dumbledore
sends him an owl at some point...
-- Finwitch
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