Obsessed with Harry (was - Re: They are children's books)
jeffl1965
jeffl1965 at hotpop.com
Sun Sep 28 09:14:51 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 81784
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Iggy McSnurd"
<coyoteschild at p...> wrote:
<snipped to prevent thread from going too OT> ;)
Thanks for the info. I wasn't sure of the term, but I felt she was
quite a bit like how Draco and Colin Creevy are in the books. ;)
Sadly, she acts the same about the Babysitter's Club series, and runs
a group on them. I think she's headed for disaster.
I think Ron is very cool, and I like reading about him and all
that. I like the actor as well, but I tend to picture the book
characters differently, since even in some fan fiction they stick to
the canon descriptions. The cast don't really match the books
totally, so that throws me off a bit. Now as for the voices, I do
*hear* those when they talk. I have to admit that I *hear* the
Weasley's all with Cockney accents, simply because they're more
country, imho. I know that they are supposedly from around Devon,
iirc, but I'm not that familar with the dialect from that area, and
JKR makes at least Ron and the Twins sound a bit cockney to me. They
don't use all the contractions and slang, but I guess its the
constant use of Oi and bloody hell. ;)
But again, it's difficult to tell what some characters look like
in the cases where they aren't described too well. IIRC, Draco wasn't
even mentioned having blond hair until COS. A few others might be a
bit vague, but I can't recall who at the moment.
Anyway, again thanks for the info. Knowing the exact term helps,
as I might have to use it at some point in talking to her. :) Take a
look at Harry Potter Fan Fiction and Hogwarts or Bust if you wanna
have a good laugh and get creeped out at the same time. :P Her name
is cory.
Jeff
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