Harry Potter, REALLY for Grown-Ups (well, PG-13 anyway)
Matt
hpfanmatt at gmx.net
Fri Feb 2 22:44:08 UTC 2007
No: HPFGUIDX 164540
Just because Rowling does not focus on it doesn't mean we're supposed
to think nothing is going on when the girls are gossipping about
tattooes in private places and kids are being caught making out in the
bushes. As in an old-fashioned movie, it is easy to imagine there is
more going on than is seen "on-screen."
-- Matt
> > Bart asked:
> > Hogwarts has students from 10-17. Doesn't ANYBODY
> > have sex?
>
> Nikkalmati replied:
>
> Part of the answer, of course, is that none of that is
> relevant to the plot and also it is a story for young
> children. . . . We see from Snape rousting couples out
> of the bushes at the Yule Ball that it is not from lack
> of trying. I assume some couples are successful at
> getting together, but the situation and the teachers
> make it hard.
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