The Magic Formula? WAS Wizard Chess ....

[M.Clifford]

No: HPFGUIDX 123440



> > Valky:
> > I agree with that, I think you know I was using the Wizard Chess 
> > metaphor in terms of plot construction, and cracking the code of 
> > PS/SS to see the foreshadowings of the next books, 
...edited.....
> > I guess I'll have to create a new theory about the 
> > under the trapdoor foreshadowings called JMO (JKR Mixed the 
> > Order). ;D Where there's a will.....
> 
> Finwitch:
> 
> -- I think it's quite true... Mixing the Order. I mean, ALL books 
must be in it somehow. The troll (already done with) represents the 
first book, of course...
> 
> After all, leaving them for the first time, Harry didn't quite know
> where he was going...
> 
> Oh well, I'll leave it to you to explain Devil's Snare, Flying Keys
> and the rest are supposed to be.
> 

Valky again:
Thanks Finwitch, I guess I will have to now I committed to it won't 
I.. :D

Actually I do have an explaination. The plot construction puzzle is 
this: Everything under the trapdoor is in each and every book. And 
can be found scattered throughout the whole series.

The Three-Headed-Dog: The guard Always encountered before you embark 
on your journey; the Dursleys usually, we always have to go through 
them to get to the story underneath. Fluffy = Muggles
The Devils Snare: Leading down the garden path usually done at the 
beginning of the story. The more you struggle with it the tighter it 
grips you.
The Winged Key: the elusive good old fashioned nugget concealed in 
thosuands of clues, opens the door to the ......
Wizard Chess Room: Which is of course, the architecture of the tale.
The Troll -  Something quite formidable but fortunately, has been 
dealt with -  as in the wand brothers in GOF, the Timeturner in 
POA.  We get the full story early in the game but we don't see it.
The Logic Puzzle: is the elements of the twist in the tale - In Cos 
the Diary, the spiders etc   in POA the Map , Lupins Boggart etc..
And finally the Mirror; you come to at the end only to discover that 
what you came for is right there in your hot little hands, already.

Now all I have to do is translate that to the series. Isolate the 
elements of the Logic puzzle snatch the *right* winged key out of 
the many like it (remembering its a bit broken like someone before 
me had handled it roughly) and open the door to the chess room, 
while of course avoiding the garden path and Identifying the troll 
which has been dealt with sometime early in the peice and not 
worrying too much about playing the music to the three headed 
dog..... and voila JKR may never need write book seven! ;D 
Then again maybe not.

It's as simple as that....
we get to book seven and see ourselves in the mirror holding the 
answer we sought, already.

 



> Of course, in the 4th book, Harry's facing a bit of repetition - 
yet another series of obstacles. He has 3 tasks (3 books left).
> 
> Pass a dragon/saving people who aren't truly in danger/maze.
> 
> Seems like that mid-task presented the 5th book...
> 
> Finwitch

Thanks for noting that repitition Finwitch. That's what got me 
thinking about taking this tack... so I guess I should visit TBAY 
and christen a new enterprise... :D
Let's see the HP Sleuth's Bible? That's not too presumptious is 
it? ;D

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