Everyday Magic
jdr0918
jdr0918 at hotmail.com
Thu Feb 19 00:07:10 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 91228
<<<--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Tracy Hunt"
wrote:...Hermione immediately comes to mind as someone who uses
everyday magic quite often. She starts fires, repairs glasses,
bewitches knitting needles, unlocks doors, clears footprints, etc.
Harry comes springing to mind as one who rarely uses everyday magic.
Is there a reason for it...
Then "potioncat" replied:...I think he also leaves the cap off the
toothpaste, his wet towel on the floor and his dirty clothes beside
the hamper...>>>
The Sergeant Majorette says
Harry's a boy and Hermione's a girl. Hermione is also a teacher's pet
and a class brain. Anytime she learns anything new she's going to
work it to death before she adds it to her repertory. Harry, like Ron
or any other regular boy, remembers things as longs as he needs to in
order to pass the exam. Then he forgets about it until some crisis
brings it to the front of his mind.
--JDR
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