Invisibility Cloak WAS: Re: Tonks as Auror and aurors in general
finwitch
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Mon Jan 28 20:17:13 UTC 2008
No: HPFGUIDX 181090
> zanooda:
>
> But that's exactly what I was asking about: if Harry's Cloak is so
> unique and spells don't work on it, how come "homenum revelio" can
> reveal a person under the Cloak, according to a JKR's interview (Web
> Chat Transcript)? It doesn't seem logical to me, that's all :-).
Finwitch:
Few ideas:
1) Macbethian solution: The spell is not cast at the CLOAK, but at
humans/surroundings in general... Like some sort of heat-camera or
echo-scan, only a specified spell.
2) It works for Dumbledore, because he's using Elderwand that's
unbeatable.
3) Dumbledore has knowledge that the Invisibility Cloak could be in
use there.
4) The spell may detect and magnify sound of human breath - so
Dumbledore knows how many humans and where in the room there were...
5) Maybe it's a spell only Dumbledore (and JKR) know about? Maybe it
was Aberforth's invention when Albus became invisible during their
play of hide-and-seek?
Finwitch
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