Tiny little spelling question, or Run! It's a LOON, was Re: The good Slytherin (mild TBAY)
KathyK
zanelupin at gmail.com
Sun Jun 26 04:10:30 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 131438
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Neri:
>> Rudolphus Lestrange (DE): E
L.O.O.N.y Amanda nitpicked :-):
> Going by memory is such an iffy thing, but this just doesn't look
> right.
> Isn't his name spelled "Rodolphus"? Somebody who remembers where
the
> mention is and hasn't lent all their books out, confirm?
KathyK:
Your memory is just fine. "Rodolphus" is the correct spelling, and
can be found in OoP in Chapter 6, "The Noble And Most Ancient House
of Black," US ed. p. 114. Also, Lucius utters his name spelled
thusly in Chapter 35, "Beyond the Veil," US p.788.
KathyK, wondering what purpose wearing masks and face-hiding hoods
serves the Death Eaters when they all wander around calling each
other by name, anyway. Just the fear factor? Even if they expected
none of the children to survive the encounter in the DoM, it seems
an unnecessary risk. Must be the intimidation, then. Huh.
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