[HPforGrownups] "to sore" or "to soar" typo?
Alina
alina at distantplace.net
Sat Jun 5 20:08:02 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 100113
Somewhere in Order of the Phoenix (I can't find the page number,
please help me) Ginny is talking to Harry about being possessed by
Voldemort and losing conciousness for hours at a time. The
words "Harry's heart began to soar." is written. Is this a typo.
Is Harry's heart sore because his body is being manipulated by the
Dark Lord or is his heart begining to soar because he is happy? It
would make more sense if he was sad with being controlled by a
murder who killed his parents. Why would his heart be soaring?
Even if he does feel for Ginny, he would not be happy with the
particular conversation.
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I don't see how this would be a typo. First of all, there is no verb "to sore" only an adjective "sore." And the reason Harry's heart soared was that he didn't experience the symptoms Ginny was describing and thus was not possessed as he feared.
Alina.
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