[the_old_crowd] Re: SPOILERS: First Read Rant
Penny & Bryce
pennylin at plinsenmayer.yahoo.invalid
Tue Jul 19 02:01:04 UTC 2005
Hi --
THINK I FORGOT THE SPOILER SPACE IN MY OTHER QUICK POST
SORRY ABOUT THAT
BLAME IT ON THE HOWLING 4-YR OLD IN THE BATHTUB WHILE I WAS TRYING TO TYPE
SORRY, SORRY, SORRY!
I'M VERY UNCREATIVE WITH THIS SPOILER STUFF, UNLIKE MOST OF YOU
SO, THERE BE SPOILERS AHEAD, THOUGH IT'S A SHORT COMMENT FOR SURE
BUT, DON'T READ FURTHER IF YOU HAVEN'T READ THE DAMN BOOK
THERE, IS THAT ENOUGH?
I DUNNO.
MAYBE MORE?
OKAY, MORE
SPOILERS AHEAD
SPOILERS AHEAD
SPOILERS AHEAD
SICK OF THIS .........
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Pippin said of the idea that Harry should have recognized the handwriting:
<<<<<<<<It's a thriller plot, not a mystery. We know more than the characters
because we're supposed to. The suspense comes from knowing that
Harry is, as usual, headed straight towards disaster without a clue.
When has Harry ever paid attention to Snape? It's perfectly in
character that he would forget the cramped handwriting --Snape's
handwriting on Harry's papers tends to run more to large capital T's,
I think. I do think that Harry was steered to that book on purpose.
/Somebody/ wanted him to have it.>>>>>>>>>>>.
No, but *Hermione* should have recognized it! And since Snape seems to have routinely written out potions assignments on the blackboard, I would think even Harry might think that he'd seen that writing somewhere before (even if Snape wasn't writing out DADA instructions at that time). And, again, where was Hermione? And why, if nothing else, was she not demanding regularly that Harry show the book to Dumbledore?
Oh yeah. Her character had to be completely altered beyond recognition. More on that ........ some other time.
Penny
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