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hickengruendler
hickengruendler at yahoo.de
Sat Dec 11 18:58:58 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 119725
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, udder_pen_dragon <udderpd at y...>
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> i.e. Ginny's birthday? The day before Harrys expulsion hearing when
all of the Weasleys and Harry were at 12 GP looking for somthing to
distract Harry and none of her family wished her a Happy Birthday.
Hickengruendler:
For the same reason you could argue that it is a mistake that Ron's
birthday is never mentioned, since it is during the schoolyear and
Harry shares a dormitory with him. It just isn't important. I think
one reason that made OotP during some parts a bit boring (a bit, it
still is my favourite book out of the five) is that JKR read in the
forums and message groups many questions the fans were wondering, and
she decided to give us something back and answered them in the book.
Therefore some (seemingly, of course you never know) unnecessary
informations were in the books, and there's no need to add more
unimportant stuff like Ginny's birthday.
> In Britain it is an established fact that in general Girls mature
quicker than boys, this is justification to make Hermione the
youngest of the trio.
Hickengruendler:
What an odd reason. I even agree with you that girls mature quickly,
but that still doesn't rule out that Hermione can be the oldest of
the Trio.
>To have Dumbledore (book and film) saying 'three thirteen year old
wizards' when two of them are fourteen and the exceptional girl has
been for about nine months, makes me wonder.
Hickengruendler:
Maybe Dumbledore was just guessing or generalizing. Do you really
think he knows the birthdate of every student? I think the only ones
he knows are the birthdays of Harry and Neville, for a good reason.
Or he was truly sneaky. Dumbledore was right, Two thriteen year old
students weren't able to free Sirius when they were in the hospital
wing at the same time. That's because one of them wasn't thirteen.
But like I already said, that quote doesn't really contradict the
information JKR gave us, at all.
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