wizard pics
Jason
shrtbusryder2002 at yahoo.com
Wed Jun 16 16:57:55 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 101588
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Jacqui" <jasonjacqui at y...>
wrote:
> > I understood that painted portraits with the right spells
applied
> > took on a life of their own and that simple photographs with
spells
> > applied were different. Can you imagine a shoebox full of photos
> > yelling at you from under the bed? Or five different photographs
> > yelling "don't look at him, look at me!" from a page in the
photo
> > album? I think its best to keep them quiet and just have the
> > occasional spellwork done to animate a portait. Whats the latin
for
> > animate? Maybe a swirl and a jab of the wand with an Imago
Animatus!
> >
> >
> > And I dont believe any painting will be "alive" just by being
> > painted. I.E. Dobby's picture of Harry without the proper charm,
is
> > just a painting. I'm sure it would have spoken up at
Christmas...
> or
> > more likely, flattened his hair over his scar as everyone was
> > staring at him.
> >
> > Jason
>
> Ok I can take that explination, but what about this:
> In order for the portrait to be "charmed" with an animation spell,
> does the person the picture is of need to be alive? If not, could
> Harry have a picture of his parents painted and still have the
same
> effect?
> I am leaning towards the first.
> Jacqui
Maybe the paint they're painted with has to be mixed with a potion
containing bits of the person or animals to be anipainted. Sort of
like polyjuice. Rather than an oil base or water base, its a saliva
or blood based potion paint?
Jason
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