OOP: Where Harry might go in book five?

Linda KIDATHEART_ at CHARTER.NET
Fri May 16 16:52:35 UTC 2003


No: HPFGUIDX 57985

   Serena wrote:
 
> > ...  the back cover of the special edition.
> > 
> > For those who haven't seen it, it shows what looks like the wing 
of 
> > an owl flying by an old, boarded up house.
> > 
> > And I have two thoughts on what that house might be:
> > 
> > The Shrieking Shack or the Riddle house.
> > 
> 
> > Bill replied:
> > 
> > Well, the building had four floors, so I doubt that it is the 
> > Shrieking Shack.  The term 'shack' implies something smaller.  I 
do 
> > agree that the image fits the description of the Riddle house 
quite 
> > nicely.


 Then bboy_mn added:

> The House-
> I agree that this house is too large for the Shrieking Shack. 
          > snip, snip, snip <
> I really don't have a good clear feel for the current
> condition of the Godric's Hollow house.
> 
> Given what we know and assuming it is a place we already know about,
> the only thing that seems to fit, is the Riddle House. 


     Now me(Linda):

        What we're seeing here is a four story stone structure that 
doesn't really fit any building desription that we have seen in 
cannon. I think it's extremely possible that the structure is not 
even in Britain. Could Harry possibly do a little travelling in OoP? 
Maybe we are seeing Durmstrang or Beauxbatons. It would be in keeping 
with previous books that the cover that we are relying upon to give 
us clues is showing us a part of the WW that we have no or very 
little knowledge of. As I recall we are supposed to be going to a new 
location in the WW in OoP. IMHO that is what we're seeing on this 
cover.

  -Linda





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