[HPforGrownups] Re: Was Harry Alone?

[danielle dassero]

No: HPFGUIDX 96595

Or what you saw in the trailer was shoddy editing,
that shot used 2 or more cameras to film it and of
course the cameras may have caught the other camera
men and just didn't edit it out and because of the
angle it just looks very faint. If JKR wanted us to
see something by Harry when he produces the Patronus
she would have said so in the book. Harry would have
seen 2 people standing across the lake not one or when
he realized he did he would have seen the other person
faintly.
Danielle

--- cubfanbudwoman <susiequsie23 at sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> Bonny wrote:
> >>> I have come across some evidence that Harry may
> not have been 
> alone when he cast the patronus across the lake in
> PoA, and I was 
> wondering  what others thought.
> 
> In canon, Harry is (presumably) alone by the
> lake-side (though it 
> is never stated that he was certainly alone, simply
> no one else 
> is mentioned as being percieved), Hermione being in
> Hagrids hut. 
> There has, however, been some evidence to the
> contrary - one of 
> the things that JKR has "hidden" inside the books
> that she cannot 
> avoid displaying, not matter how subtley, in the
> films 
> 
> I apoligize because I know this is bordering very
> dangerously on 
> movie contamination, but it is tied in so closley
> with the canon 
> and predicting what will happen therin that I really
> couldn't 
> help myself!<<<
> 
>  
> Siriusly Snapey Susan then asked:
> >>Bonny, could you go ahead & mention the things you
> saw in canon 
> which seem to indicate someone else was there? 
> (Yes, I saw a  
> person [I assumed it was Sirius] in the movie
> trailer, but I didn't 
> figure that meant anything other than an indication
> of who Harry was 
> protecting when he cast expecto patronum.)  I don't
> recall anything 
> in canon which suggests another person was there. 
> Please share!<<
>  
> Bonny again:
> > What I meant by saying it was HIDDEN in the books
> is that we don't 
> > know it's there. There is no evidence in canon
> that Harry was not 
> > alone - but there is also none to the contrary. 
> <snip> 
> > However, as to your idea that it was Sirius, I
> don't think that 
> > can be possible, because Harry was facing himself,
> Sirius and 
> > Hermione across the lake. He could see them all
> from where he 
> > stood. So, if he, Hermione, Sirius, Ron, Lupin and
> Snape (all the 
> > people we know are running about the grounds) are
> all accounted 
> > for, who could it be, and why wouldn't they come
> forward to help?
> > 
> > Hope I clarified my meaning...
> 
> 
> Siriusly Snapey Susan:
> Now I think I need to clarify.  It really isn't my
> idea that Sirius 
> **is there** with Harry.  At least NOT in the book! 
> All I meant was 
> that the person in the trailer looked like Gary
> Oldman [Sirius] to 
> me, and that if it was he, I assumed it was just a
> symbolic presence 
> for purposes of the trailer, establishing what Harry
> was doing 
> [sending forth a patronus to protect Sirius].  I
> actually *don't* 
> think anyone else was there at that moment.
> 
> Siriusly Snapey Susan
> 
> 
> 
> 



	
		
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