Delayed twin? Maybe a SPOILER

jotwo2003 jsummerill at summerillj.freeserve.co.uk
Mon Sep 20 22:31:15 UTC 2004


No: HPFGUIDX 113455

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "jotwo2003" <jsummerill at s...> 
wrote:
> I usually just visit the text only version of the JKR website, 
> because it's easier for my computer and for me.  I know there are 
> supposed to be goodies you can find on the interactive site but I 
> don't really know how you do this.  I've recently read that one of 
> the latest things that have been found on the site is some 
> notes/doodlings, which fans are feverishly deciphering for clues.  
I 
> read that someone thought they saw the words "delayed twins" among 
> these scribbles.  Is this correct?  If so, I have a MASSIVE SPOILER 
> THEORY.
> 
> S
> P
> O
> I
> L
> E
> R
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> S
> P
> A
> C
> E
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> I've checked on the web and there is such a thing as delayed twins 
> (or delayed interval delivery) in real life.  This is when one twin 
> is born first and then labour (or labor in the US) stops and the 
> second twin is born later.  Apparently the longest known gap was 95 
> days and happened in Louisiana.  One baby was born in 1994 and the 
> other in 1995.  In the past the first twin usually died because it 
> was too premature but these days it is not unknown for both babies 
to 
> survive.   Anyway the point is that delayed twins can happen.  As 
JKR 
> has allegedly written the phrase delayed twins, this is further 
> evidence for my big idea that Tom Marvolo Riddle was one of a set 
of 
> twins.

> 
> JoTwo



Sorry, apparently the words "delayed twin" aren't the latest Easter 
egg.  They are on the home page in the semi-lower left that gets 
mostly covered up, according to Stubefied, who posted it on 09/17/04 
at Sugar Quill.  Still, this doesn't affect my theory.

JoTwo





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