Umbridge a Hag? was Re: Snape a vampire?

nkafkafi nkafkafi at yahoo.com
Fri Jul 23 21:04:30 UTC 2004


No: HPFGUIDX 107473

> Jim Ferer:
> > There's no reason for her not to include a vampire if she wants 
> to, but there's no reason ought to include one, either. Do stories 
> have to have representation from every group?  How about 
> hags?<
> 
> Pippin:
> Yes, how about them?
> ==
> Harry felt a powerful rush of dislike he could not explain to 
> himself; all he knew was that he loathed everything about her, 
> from her stupid voice to her fluffy pink cardigan [...] She smiled, 
> revealing very pointed teeth.
> ====
> OOP ch 11 
> 
> Very pointed teeth??!   Wouldn't it be just dripping with irony if
> our Dolores  Umbridge is a half-breed or a disguised 
> part-human herself?  (I know this list doesn't quite go along with 
> Lexicon Steve in regarding the chocolate frog cards from the 
> video games as canon, but it does mention in the PoA game that 
> hags have been known to disguise themselves as human 
> women.)
> 
> It would also be amusingly ironic if Fudge gets turned out of 
> office when it's discovered that he hired a hag as his assistant. 
> Right move, wrong reasons.
> 
> Pippin

Neri:

Hmmm, together with ESE!Lupin that's already two half-humans/diguised-
as-humans that are evil. Of course we still have Hagrid as a good 
half-human, and vampire!Snape is perhaps not evil, but not exactly 
good either. I feel that with all the anti-bigotry theme of HP we can 
afford at most one evil half-human.

Neri  





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