Spinners End
susanmcgee48176
Schlobin at aol.com
Thu Nov 25 01:28:50 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 118544
>
> Dungrollin says:
>
> Speculation started around post 116853, "What we find there" and
> continued for a while under several different thread titles.
>
> IIRC, suggestions were along the lines of Acromantula hidey-holes,
> new OotP HQ, the place where Hagrid took Harry for the missing 24
> hours after Godric's Hollow, and the Potter's house in GH (though I
> may have forgotten some). Then, I think there was some side-
> tracking about finding real places in Britain called Spinners End
> (of which there are, apparently, two).
>
> I wondered, though can't remember if I ever posted the idea,
whether
> it was a house in Godric's Hollow used for the manufacture of
> invisibility cloaks, which could have been James and/or Lily's job.
>
> Don't know that anything like a 'consensus' was ever reached, apart
> from that most people thought it is a place (with some
dissenters).
>
> Dungrollin
In the United States, JKR would be thought of as a classicist. All
those lovely spells in Latin.....I just had a lovely web journey to
the Lexicon..I knew that Patronum meant guardian or defender, and I
knew that expecto could mean I expect but I kept thinking it meant
something about breath..loe and behold...the alternative meaning of
expecto is to expel from the chest, i.e.to send forth from one's self
which of course makes sense given the Dementors sucking out breath...
That woman has an amazing mind...
Given that, I'll say again that Spinners End probably has something
to do with fate or destiny, referencing the Greek fates The Fates
were the the three who controlled the destiny of men and women. The
names of the three were: Clotho (Nona), the spinner; Lachesis
(Decuma), the measurer; and Atropos (Morta), the web cutter.
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