Tickling the Ivory Keys... or not.

[Steve]

No: HPFGUIDX 102924

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Jenni A. Merrifield"
<strawberry at j...> wrote:
> I was just visiting the "marauder's map" section of the official
> Warner Brother's web site for Harry Potter, ...edited...
> 
> One of the scenes is the interior of the "Shrieking Shack" and I 
> happened to notice that, among the few broken and scattered 
> furnishings is a relatively untouched baby grand piano.  ..., why is
> there a piano there at all?  Does Lupin play perhaps?  ...edited..
> 
> -=> strawberryJAMM <=-
> 
> --
> Jenni A. M. Merrifield


Asian_lovr2:

Let's not confuse the movie with the books. In the book, the room is
clearly a bedroom with "a magnificent four-poster bed with dusty
hangings" not a ratty old 'bunk-bed' matress in the corner as seen in
the movie, and NO mention of a piano in the book. In movie, the room
seems to be more of a parlor or lounge, where as in the books, it is
without question a bedroom.

If the piano was really there, it certainly has nothing to do with
Lupin. It was simply one of the funishings left over from the original
owners of the house. 

Just a thought.

Steve/Asian_lovr2