Book Covers
Andra Kurlis
saraandra at saraandra.plus.com
Thu Mar 29 13:49:58 UTC 2007
No: HPFGUIDX 166836
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "dungrollin"
<spotthedungbeetle at ...> wrote:
>
> > > bboyminn:
> > > VAULT/TREASURE-
> > >
> > > I don't think this is a Gringott's vault, they just seem
> > > too hard to get into and I can't see any reason for the
> > > plot going there. However, -
> >
> > Talisman:
> > The idea of Gringott's has been developed and maintained
> sufficiently
> > throughout the course of the series, that I woulndn't be a bit
> > surprised to find us revisiting it in DH.
> >
> > Maybe finally seeing a dragon there, to boot.
> >
> > That said, I can't say I'm all that fussed about where the
depicted
> > *vault* is.
>
> Dungrollin:
>
> It looks to me as though we're looking up, and the trio have just
> fallen through a hole in the ceiling. I don't think it's
Gringott's,
> but I'm rather taken with that little dragon on the helmet in the
> foreground. I'm not optimistic that it can tell us anything about
the
> owner of the loot though.
AmanitaMuscaria now - I reckon it's Gringotts, and it's Kreachur
threatening Harry, or victorious over him, holding Gryffindor's
sword. Perhaps he's just captured it for Voldy? Ron & Hermione are
being thrown into the vault through some elfish special power. The
armour - there's a helmet and body armour with dragon or gryffin on,
and a silver shield as well as all the gold stuff - is the rest of
Gryffindor's outfit - except Dumbledore said something about the
sword being the only relic of Gryffindor, didn't he?
snip
>
> Dungrollin:
> And those injuries on Harry's arm look distinctly like toothmarks...
>
> (Aside about ESE!Lupin - I had a thought the other day about
Lupin's
> patronus. What if it's the same as his boggart? That could be
nicely
> significant, his greatest fear is also his greatest protection.)
>
AmanitaMuascaria now - Hmmm - I like that thought - fits in with
Lupin being the least defined of the Marauders - patronus and boggart
the same. Not convinced about ESE though.
I thought burns for the injuries, as whatever caused them appears to
have shirred up the robe on Harry's arm.
> > bboy:
> > > US Full Cover -
> > >
> > > - Harry and Voldemort. Harry and Voldemort seem to be
> > > concerned with something off page, something in roughly
> > > the position of the reader. So, I very strongly suspect
> > > the presence of a third party or perhaps entity.
> >
> >
> > Talisman:
> > My call is that Harry is summoning something that LV is trying
> just
> > as hard to keep away. We see the point in time where LV
realizes
> > that Harry is prevailing
> >
>
> Dungrollin:
>
> Could be, could be. My immediate thought, given the fact that Harry
> doesn't look desperate but rather warily confident, was that his
> seeker snitch-catching skills might come in handy. Rather than a
> wandless accio, I wonder whether something is being thrown to him
> from behind the curtains - we can't see how high they go.
>
> It could be the veil. Old tattered black cloth can look orange in
an
> orange light, which is what we've got here. Though given the sky,
it
> looks to me like it's set outside, but that could just be for
> atmosphere. Could Voldy have hidden one of his horcruxes beyond the
> veil? If the object hadn't been opened/"killed", it might remain
> intact and still work as a horcrux.
>
> On the other hand, Harry could be in the process of throwing
Voldy's
> horcruxes through, and the fear you can just about discern (through
> the evil glare) in Voldy's eyes is him realising too late what
Harry
> is doing...
>
> Oh, the excitement...
>
> Dungrollin
>
AmanitaMuscaria now - I think it's the room of the Veil - it's
described as a 'theatre' - sorry, I'm in work without my books - with
tiered seating - Hermione refers to it. My take on the picture is the
rubble (wood and stone) is the ceiling of the room having been
destroyed by Voldie and Harry's battle; there are people on the
tiered seating, watching the battle, but the people aren't
necessarily alive... Harry and Voldie are battling wandless ...
something has happened off-screen.
Cheers, AM
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