Watching out for Peeves

[bbkkyy55]

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> Angie again:

> But why only then does he look out especially for Peeves when he
> doesn't elsewhere in the book? Everyone else was in the common room
> celebrating the Quidditch victory over Hufflepuff. There was no way
> they were going to be overheard. And besides, I think Peeves can
> make himself invisible, can't he? (I remember one time when someone
> order Peeves to show himself). So there's no guarantee that just
> because you can't see him that he's not there.

> Don't worry. If you take things too literally, I'm holding down the
> other end of the spectrum (reading something into the text) very
> nicely, thank you. So between the two of us, we're quite
> balanced! :)


Bonnie now:

I have a hard time picturing Peeves being quiet and invisible for 
very long.  He likes trouble and attention too much.  However, you 
may have a point there.  Harry does seem particularly paranoid.

Thank you for suggesting I'm at least partly balanced.  Most of the 
people I know think it's crazy for a ???? year old woman to like 
Harry Potter.  Oh well.  I'm having fun.

Bonnie