CoS. Question regarding Snape mentioning polyjuice and book name with formula.
vmonte
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Sat Mar 5 12:38:57 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 125546
vmonte:
I was looking for a reference in CoS when I came across something
that I think is odd.
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Page 159, Cos, U.S. edition:
"What we'd need to do is to get inside the Slytherin common room and
ask Malfoy a few questions without him realizing it's us."
"But that's impossible," Harry said as Ron laughed.
"No, it's not," said Hermione. "All we'd need would be some
Polyjuice Potion."
"What's that?" said Ron and Harry together.
"Snape mentioned it in class a few weeks ago--"
"D'you think we've got nothing better to do in Potions than listen to
Snape?" muttered Ron.
Page 160:
"But getting hold of the recipe will be very difficult. Snape said
it was in a book called Moste Potente Potions and it's bound to be in
the Restricted Section of the library."
vmonte:
Snape doesn't show the students how to make the potion, but he does
tell them where they can find the potion, interesting.
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Page 164:
Hermione opened Moste Potente Potions carefully, and the three of
them bent over the damp-spotted pages.
vmonte:
Damp-spotted? Am I reading this wrong? Shouldn't it read dry-spotted?
Did someone else recently use this book, getting some of the pages
wet? If so, who?
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Page 188:
"If I ever find out who threw this," Snape whispered, "I shall make
sure that person is expelled."
Harry arranged his face into what he hoped was a puzzled expression.
Snape was looking right at him, and the bell that rang ten minutes
later could not have been more welcome.
"He knew it was me," Harry told Ron and Hermione as they hurried back
to Moaning Myrtle's bathroom. "I could tell."
vmonte:
So, if Snape knew, why didn't Harry get in trouble?
Vivian
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