[HPforGrownups] Re: DD's message to Hagrid and wand light (Was: Boggart/ Patronus Musings)
Lee Moyo
donpietro69 at yahoo.co.uk
Mon Jul 12 01:53:25 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 105779
Gielreta <gertgal at aol.com> wrote:
>Carol:
> A note here for what it's worth. We've seen several spells involving
> red or green light (also red and green sparks sent as signals), two
> spells (apparently) involving silver light, and one (the Phoenix
song
> with the duelling wands--not sure whether that qualifies as a spell)
> involving golden light. Nothing so far involving blue or purple
that I
> recall.
Gielreta:
Actually, the spell that wounded Hermione in the DoM was purple. I
don't know what the spell is, but it is obviously quite dangerous.
Also, JKR has described several things as violent purple, including
one version of Tonks's hair and the Knight Bus. Also, the both the
curse that hit Hermione and the flames in the logic puzzle in SS were
both described as "purple flames." Don't know if this helps, but I
think that purple is prevalent.
Gielreta
Lee
Sorry again to butt in late, but yes i agree with Gielreta. It is also known, from science studies at school that purple is the colour purple (no pun intended on the film) that represents "most lethal or most dangerous or most poisoners" (i think we get the idea most). And we all know she is has children and she most probable will know this and that this is universal sign. So using purple for books that have to be read world wide would help in the understanding for them. Especially as a lot is written in the perspective of British so things like this will help more people relate
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