The Synonyms of the Word "Distinct"

[Goddlefrood]

No: HPFGUIDX 166954

> Carol again:

> As I said, the rubble could be anything. If it's the Potters' 
house, then it surely has no connection with what's happening in 
the background. Even if that amphitheater structure in the 
background were a graveyard (and no graveyard ever looked like 
that) it wouldn't be right next to the Potters' house. However, 
it can't be a graveyard.

Goddlefrood:

Thank you for the material from the designer. It does clearly 
state that the shapes are supposed to be outlines of other
people. In that case they may represent those who have passed
on or those assisting or opposing Harry.

You have, by your owm admission, not been to the UK. My local
church back there contains many tombstones that are curved at
the top and my cultural reference was to first think of that.
I had not seen the material you presented in the post to which
this responds, but perhaps you can see where the thought came 
from. :)

It does, however seem to me that you may not have noticed the
word "distinct" in my previous. This is a synonym of clear cut,
decided, discrete, distinguishable and many others. As it 
suggests I had made 4 separate statements and it is perfectly
clear therein that the graveyard is NOT AT GODRIC'S HOLLOW, BUT 
AT HOGWARTS. Oh, I mentioned a graveyard at Hogwarts will 
feature did I not, but NOT in the final confrontation.

Clear enough ? :)

> > Goddlefrood: 
> > The main thesis is yet to be addressed, perhaps I should 
expand further :-?

> Carol:

> By all means, if the designer's statement that the shadows are 
people hasn't ruined your graveyard argument. I remain convinced 
that the scene is not and cannot be Godric's Hollow.

Goddlefrood:

Well, see above, and I have mentioned this before, perhaps the
real matter is being somewhat clouded by your continued 
insistence on putting your own spin on things.

In a nutshell the theory is that Harry's story, vis a vis LV, 
all began at Godric's Hollow and the final confrontation will
be there, without a graveyard or a structure such as that on 
the US cover neither will there be drapes present ;)

The matters relevant to the book covers are not relevant to the
theory.

Overtly explained, expansion on request ;)

Goddlefrood, looking forward to a three day week next week due
to Fiji having a Public Holiday on Monday for Prophet Mohammed's
Birthday and another on Friday for Good Friday. One joy of
living in a multicultural and multifaith society :)