OOP weather
koinonia02
Koinonia2 at hotmail.com
Tue Feb 3 21:45:22 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 90203
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "scoutmom21113"
<navarro198 at h...> wrote:
> Unless you think about what a McGuffin is:
>
> McGuffin (aka: MacGuffin or maguffin) is a term for a Plot
Enabling
> Device, i.e. a device or plot element in a movie that is
> deliberately placed to catch the viewer's attention and/or drive
the
> logic of the plot, but which actually serves no further purpose -
it
> won't pop up again later, it won't explain the ending, it won't
> actually do anything except possibly distract you while you try to
> figure out its significance.
>
> Sound familiar? <g>
"K"
But it's so much more interesting to think how the weather can be
in a fantasy land than what it is like in the real world.
~~"Gallopin' Gorgons, that reminds me," said Hagrid...<snip> With
his tongue between his teeth he scribbled a note that Harry could
read upside down:
Dear Professor Dumbledore,
Given Harry his letter.
Taking him to buy his things tomorrow.
WEATHER'S HORRIBLE. (my emphasis) Hope you're well.
Hagrid
ss/ch 4/pg 52
Personally I don't believe it's just a casual talk of weather going
on here.
~~For a split second Harry thought he had done magic without meaning
to, despite the fact that he'd been resisting as hard as he could -
then his reason caught up with his senses - *he didn't have the
power to turn off the stars*.
oop/ch 1/pg 16/us
I'll stick by my original statement that there is more to the
weather than we think. IMO Moldy Voldy and probably Harry can have
an affect on the weather. Who knows, maybe McGuffin will make
another appearance. <G>
"K"
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