Deathly Hollows

[Theresa McKee]

No: HPFGUIDX 165553



Geoff Bannister <gbannister10 at tiscali.co.uk> wrote:
>> The question of "Hallows" has been discussed before. I 
looked at the grammatical possibilities in message 165123 
which you might like to glance at; I felt that, in this 
context, it referred to a holy place.

On the other hand, "Hollow" - as in Godric's Hollow - is a 
word met with in English place names, usually a shallow 
valley or a dell. <snip> Some of us hold the opinion that 
it may be connected with Godric Gryffindor and, hence, there 
may be some sort of yet-unrevealed connection between him 
and the Potters. <<


Theresa:
I will chalk that up to a bad spelling day - probably why I 
quit writing.
   
  I always believed that to be the case as well, especially 
since it was Gryffindor's sword Harry pulled out of the hat 
in CoS.
   
  For me personally I feel as if there is some connection to 
the two names, even if the spelling is different. It would seem 
poetic justice to have the story come to an end in the same 
place it began.
   
  And since Geoff kindly mentioned it was discussed prior I 
will kindly say no more on this topic :: Grins ::