The Good, the Not so Good and the Downright Ridiculous Snape

[puduhepa98 at aol.com]

No: HPFGUIDX 167813

>Goddlefrood, with a little date for you once more, this time  
>1492, the death year of Nearly Headless Nick (and I wonder if  
>JKR, when putting this date had taken account of the Julian  
>Calendar?). It was the same year in which, not only was America  
>"discovered" by Christopher Columbus, but it was also Year 7000  
>from the Dating Creation, and one of the many in which an  
>anticipated Apocalypse failed to happen :) 

Bart
Also, the year of the Spanish Inquisition. 

Nikkalmati

Bart,  the Spanish Inquisition went on for over 400 years with various period 
of  activity and inactivity.  There was no "year of the Spanish  
Inquisition."  To bring this into compliance with the rules, I must wonder  why Nick (and 
the Bloody Baron and the Fat Friar ) haunt Hogwarts.   Did they die there like 
Myrtle?  That seems unlikely.  Did they return  there because they  were 
students or teachers who liked the place?   Did they have no where else to go?  
Did they originally want to haunt  someone who was at Hogwarts like Myrtle 
haunted , was it Olivia ?, the girl who  laughed at her? Nikkalmati
 
Nikkalmati    



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