The textbook & spells, Gryffindor's and the Weasley's, and something more...
vmonte
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Sat Jul 23 17:11:15 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 134400
vmonte:
One of my posts dissapeared so I'm reposting this. I think that
Hermione was right about the handwriting in the textbook. I think it
belonged to a girl--Snape's mom. Snape never invented any of these
spells, they are his mother's, and he just added his new moniker,
HBP, to the book--that's all.
There are children that have book smarts like Hermione, Lupin and
Snape; and then there are children who have something extra:
Dumbledore, Harry, Ginny, Lily, Fred & George, and most likely
Sirius. These people that are able to take what they learn and do
something more with it. Teachers love students like these.
I like how Slughorn commented how Hermione's response to a question
was quoted word-for-word from the textbook. Hermione is actually
capable of more, and that is why the hat sorted her into Gryffindor.
Hermione also chose her friends well. Ron and Harry help Hermione
to "think-outside-the-box" so to speak.
Want to make a bet that Snape's mother put him down and called him
talentless?
Polyjuice:
JKR loves to use polyjuice. I kept wondering why Goyle and (that
other kid) kept polyjuicing themselves into girls in HBP. Was JKR
trying to tell us that it is possible for boys to change into girls
and vice versa?
Ginny is a strong witch (Harry's equal) and she also played the
position of "Seeker" when Harry could not. Will Ginny take Harry's
role in the war an attempt to save him? I wonder if Ginny will
polyjuice herself into Harry to lead the DEs away from the real
Harry? I wonder?
I hope Ron will finally show his strategist skills (just wishing).
I also think that Harry will find out that the Weasley's and
Dumbledore are direct descendants of Godric Gryffindor. It took me a
while to figure this out. He will read it in the geneology book at
Sirius's house. This will really impress Harry because unlike
Voldemort, who threw in everyone's face his blood-line, DD and the
Weasley's do not.
So, in a sense Ron is Dumbledore---via his blood-line. HAHA
Vivian
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