The mirror onthe website (Re: This one is interesting from mooseming)

[iris_ft]

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I think we have to thank moonmyyst for bringing back old posts; they 
are full of very interesting things.
Example:

> > 3) On Rowling's website, the butterfly is an interesting
creature. We
> > know that Cho means "butterfly" in both Japanese and Korean.
What's
> > interesting about the butterfly on Rowling's site is that during
the
> > day it's colored blue with yellow markings (Ravenclaw colors),
but at
> > night it's green with silver/grey markings (Slytherin colors).
Could
> > this be a clue from Rowling herself that Cho isn't to be trusted?

Bowlwoman


Ah, yes, the website. And the `Do not disturb' door, hiding the 
Christmas tree.
What makes me wonder is the way you can see this tree. You need to 
click on the door reflecting in the mirror, on the right side of the 
screen. The door
in the mirror closes as the `Do not disturb' door opens. In other
words, the door in the mirror is logically the `Do not disturb'
door. And the mirror stands on the `Do not disturb' door right side. 
So here's my problem:
1) Jo's website designer made a mistake and should reconsider how
logic works.
2) It's not a mistake; the mirror isn't showing what is in the room,
it rather opens a way to another place. Consider also that this
place is lit with a candle, while the room is lit with electricity 
(you can play with the switch).
And this mirror could be a clue concerning the two remaining books.
`I show not your face but your heart's desire', the Mirror of Erised
says. Could this heart's desire be another place, or another time 
(Godric's Hollow, 31 October 1981)? And then, what would happen?

Just a wild speculation, hoping this post isn't OT

Amicalement,

Iris