[HPforGrownups] Re: uniforms

Przemyslaw Plaskowicki przepla at ipartner.com.pl
Tue Nov 11 23:21:14 UTC 2003


No: HPFGUIDX 84696

 >> Dennis wrote:

>>>To the point, this passage can't tell us anything about uniform 
>>>standards, as we see this girl was clearly marked, even if no one 
>>>else is.  Perhaps prefect badges don't mark a person's house,  
>>>even,but surely the fact that it was a prefect would have let them 
>>>recognize what house she came from.  I mean, prefects are students 
>>>you'd pay enough attention to to know their house, right?
>>>
>>> 
>>>      
>>>
>Przemyslaw 'Pshemekan' Plaskowicki wrote:
>
>In the matter of fact we know that prefect badges mark a person's 
>house. OotP states: "A large P was superimposed on the Gryffindor 
>lion." (chapter 9) So we must assume that Ravenclaws prefects have 
>badges with P superimposed on eagle.
>  
>
>
>ARYA NOW:
>But this badge that Ron gets is different from the shinny silver 
>badge that PErcy had back in his 5th year (and that Penelope might 
>have had then, too).  No mention of it being red with a lion or 
>anything.  It's possible the badges changed a bit.  
>
>  
>
Not quite. The next sentence in OotP is: "He had seen a badge just like 
this on Percy's chest on his very first day at Hogwarts."
But, of course, this is a flint since in earlier in OotP badge is 
described as: "scarlet and gold" while is PS/SS it is: "shiny silver 
badge (...)  with the letter P on it"

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Przemyslaw 'Pshemekan' Plaskowicki
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