A likely theory

[Caius Marcius]

--- In the_old_crowd at yahoogroups.com, "Judy" <judy at ...> wrote:
>
> Tom (my DH) noted that Harry and Voldie are apparently standing in 
an 
> arena, watched by an audience, and are both trying to reach 
something.  
> Clearly, they have decided to settle their dispute the only 
civilized 
> way -- Quidditch!  First one to get the snitch rules the world!
> 

An arena, an audience, a curtain, a hero and a villain facing off, 
it all points to one thing: JKR decided to write the climactic 
confrontation as a filk-musical.

The evidence of ruins suggests that Harry and Voldemort's 
performance literally brought the house down.

Seriously, folks, the sky on the Book Seven cover doesn't really 
tell us whether we're outdoors or not - there are multiple 
references to faux sky tableaux magically projected upon the ceiling 
of the Great Hall (e.g., thunderstormy clouds when Mad-Eye makes his 
Book Four entrance)

   - CMC

   - CMC