A few random puzzles
kizor0
ryokas at hotmail.com
Thu Nov 11 23:10:19 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 117648
> 3. In the Pensieve, Bertha Jorkins appears and delivers the
>famous lines that have us all so baffled: "He put a hex on me,
>Professor Dumbledore, and I was only teasing him, sir, I only said
>I'd seen him kissing Florence behind the greenhouses last
>Thursday . . . " "But why, Bertha," said Dumbledore sadly,
>looking up at the now silently revolving girl, "why did you have
>to follow him in the first place."
>
> For this Bertha Jorkins stuff to be important to make it into the
> Pensieve and for Dumbledore to still be sad about it,
>the "kissing" has to be more than garden-variety kissing. So I
>wonder if Bertha saw Snape, who is half-dementor, administering
>the Kiss to someone. Or maybe he is a vampire, and what Bertha
>mistakes for a kiss is really a bite.
Personally, I'm overcautious about running into new Mark Evanses. Do
we have good reason to suspect that the boy and Florence are a
Significant Plot Point, instead of just an example of Jorkins'
character?
The theory about a half-dementor Snape is a quite intriguing one, and
certainly original, but... how many people do *you* know who would
procreate with a dementor?
- Kizor, who is somewhat sorry for giving you the mental image
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