ADMIN: Cease Snape discussions!
potioncat
willsonkmom at msn.com
Sat Apr 5 15:16:39 UTC 2008
No: HPFGUIDX 182421
> Titegen O'Lirpa
> for the List Elves
> So, from this time forward, NO further Snape discussions will be
> tolerated. You have been warned.
Potioncat hurries down the passageway of HP4GU Castle to the kitchens.
Long before she is close, she can hear the sounds of a lively party.
The List Elves seemed to be chanting "We have a grape's head."
As she grew nearer the sounds of music, dancing and glass tinkling
could be heard. Now it sounded like the Elves were singing "We stomped
the ape's head."
"Oh dear, I didn't know the Elves were so violent. But, I must show
courage," she thought.
Just as she tickled the pear she heard clearly, "We stopped the Snape
thread." But as she stepped into the kitchen the singing stopped. A
room full of elves turned and looked at her. There were no signs of a
party, except for some crumbs on the floor and several blood-red-wine
stains still glistening on the carpet. A few of the elves seemed to be
holding something behind their back. Potioncat assumed it was glasses
of Elf-made wine.
"Does Miss need something?" Alika Elf asked.
"I want to talk to you about the ADMIN decision to stop the Sn--- "
Potioncat swallowed hard and tried again. "The Sn----" Potioncat
glimpsed Phlytie Elf who had the extremely innocent expression worn
only by the incredibly guilty.
Potioncat knew at once that he had cast some sort of curse to keep her
from saying "Snape" out loud. "I want to talk to you about the
character who must no be named. You have to let us have threads about
him."
"Oh no, Miss. He is not being what this list is about," Alika Elf
insisted.
"But he is! And I have canon. JKR herself said that Sn---The character
who must not be named is the most important character in the book." She
looked around and amended. "Well, along with Dumbledore, that is. The
whole HP story is built around his story arc."
"Excuse me, I have to go moderate a Harry-as-Christ-figure thread,"
muttered Exmoor Elf, unabashedly draining his glass before vanishing.
"Cite your source then," Shorty Elf demanded.
"A good journalist never reveals
"
"Potioncat isn't being a journalist, Potioncat is a nurse, and the list
elves head all about the bonfire the Godrick's Hollow Home Health
Nursing Agency built with your job application.
Potioncat shrugged. "OK. It was an interview in France. At least it was
translated from French and it came from the Leaky Cauldron. Here's the
bit I've cut and pasted:
JKR says, "I definitely knew all the big things about Snape and
Dumbledore because they're the two most important characters in the
seventh book"
Alika Elf's eyebrows rose about four feet above her little elfy
head. "Alika Elf would like to see for herself." With a flash the link
appeared and she vanished.
http://www.the-leaky-cauldron.org/2008/4/3/jkr-snape-and-dumbledore-two-
of-the-most-important-characters-in-deathly-hallows
She was back just as quickly, "Miss left out a bit."
"No, I cut and pasted
you know cut. Snipping out the unimportant
pieces."
Alika stood as tall as an elf can and said, "The Creatrix actually
said,
So I did know. It was a complicated plotting process but by the time
Philosopher's Stone was finished, I definitely knew all the big things
about Snape and Dumbledore because in many ways they're the two most
important characters in the seventh book
Well, other than the trio,
Harry, Ron and Hermione.
Potioncat hung her head. "OK. But it still shows The character who must
not be named was important."
She could hear Shorty Elf whispering, "Should we tell Miss that it was
all a joke any way?
"No," Phlytie Elf hissed back. "Let's keep that on a need to know
basis."
Alika smiled at Potioncat, "The elves is decided. The list can have
Snape threads again."
Triumphant Potioncat grinned and said, "To show my appreciation you'll
be receiving several cases of Honyedukes. Thank you."
As she left, Potioncat almost thought she heard a tiny voice
saying, "Let's ban something else and see if can get some fire-whiskey."
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