What we find there (was: How to Get Through the Door)--SPOILERS!!!

[antoshachekhonte]

No: HPFGUIDX 116904


> Dungrollin:
> 
> If it's about Fudge and Percy, it would have to have an apostrophe 
> after the last s.
> 
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Antosha:

Possibly true. However, it is worth pointing out that "Half-Blood Prince" was originally 
announced w/o the hyphen. The lack of thorough copy-edit actually struck me as 
endearing--it's nice to know that what we're getting on the site hasn't been processed and 
packaged through eighteen levels of pre-cleaning.

There are a number of place names that derive from possessives that lack an apostrophe. 
(Of course, the only one that comes to mind at this moment is Caesar's Palace, a place that 
annoys the heck out of the wordsmith in me every time I get anywhere near Nevada....)

Also, it could be glossed as spinners (plural noun) end (verb). In which case politicians or 
spiders seem the most likely candidates.