[HPforGrownups] Re: Harry Potter and the Seven Deadlies
Randy Estes
estesrandy at yahoo.com
Tue Feb 7 02:13:58 UTC 2006
No: HPFGUIDX 147678
Thanks.
I looked up Umbridge and realized that umbrage means a
feeling of anger cause by being offended. Not only is
Dolores angry but she offends the centaurs and makes
them angry!
I don't know if this one applies but snipe is a
gunshot from a concealed location. Could Snape be
firing his curse at Voldemort (or Dumbledore) from a
concealed location? Snipe can also mean fool and
someone else once mentioned that the Tarot card for
the fool looks like a man who is upside down being
held by his ankle. The curse that Harry used on Ron
and James used on Snape!
Randy
--- montavilla47 <montavilla47 at yahoo.com> wrote:
> Randy wrote:
> <SNIP of the theory, go UTHREAD to read it>
> > Harry Potter and the Seven Deadlies
>
> Randy, that is a very interesting theory. When I
> read the HBP, I thought that Slughorn was
> a clear personfication of gluttony, and that caused
> me to look at the other revolving
> teachers in terms of the seven deadly sins.
>
> But I wasn't really sure if Lockhart's main fault
> was envy or pride. I think you make the
> right choice, and I love the connection you make
> with a "locked heart."
>
> Yes, Umbridge was anger. Is it always "pride" that
> is the first sin, or is it sometimes called
> "vanity"? I had a friend who kept saying, "You
> think of vanity as someone looking at
> herself in a mirror, but that's not it..." But it's
> funny that a mirror would play such a vital
> part. And Dumbledore says that the happiest person
> in the world would see themselves as
> they are.
>
> Third year: Sloth. Peter certainly embodies that
> sin, doesn't he? Scabbers sleeps all the
> time, waking up only when threatened. Then he
> becomes the energizer rat... scuttling all
> the way to Albania.
>
> Interesting...
>
>
> Montavilla
>
>
>
>
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