stopper death
zinaya_z
zinaya_z at yahoo.com
Thu Sep 30 09:33:57 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 114244
> > Beatnik24601 replies:
> > I've heard a lot of people referencing this quote from Snape (about
> > wizards ability to 'brew fame, bottle glory, even stopper death"
> > from PS/SS), and seeming to interpret it as meaning 'stopping
> > death'. However, I always thought that Snape meant 'stopper' the
> > bottle of death (i.e. put a cork in the flask which
> > contains 'death'). In other words, he was talking about ability to
> > brew poisons (which brings up a whole other myriad of issues, but,
> > anyway...), rather than brew some sort of cure for death, or elixir
> > of life (altho, this would be relevant to the plot of PS/SS).
Hi all, this is my first time posting but I wanted to jump in on this
one. <G>
I have a friend in the UK and we were discussing this same topic when
she tactfully pointed out that the US version of the book differs from
the UK in this case. While the US says "stopper death" the UK version
says "even put a stopper in death". This is a reference to a cork
basically, boring as that is...
Peace!
Zinaya
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