was it a corporeal patronous?
if so, what form did it take?
Coporeal for sure!! Quite amazing...our neighbor, Ms. Bones, was truly impressed and told all her family. It takes the form of a phoenix, just like dumbledore's.
was it a corporeal patronous?
if so, what form did it take?
DD, a friend of mine has a two year old who watched the movie and then proceeded to wait by the window calling for Harry, Ron, and Hermione to come visit him.
Awesome.My son uses chopsticks as wands and tells me that I can be Ron...I tell him "no, I'm Dumbledore." He says "no, Dumbledore is imaginary."
We would do that.So, here's how dorky we are. My wife is taking the baby to Arkansas with her tomorrow, returning Monday, to see her sister. I'm staying home with the other two kids. We had preordered the books from Amazon, to be delivered on Saturday (or they are free). One copy for each of us (we've done that for the last two books) so we can read it at the same time.
But she won't be here Saturday, and I couldn't alter the order since it was already in process.
So...
We ordered a third book for her to receive at her sister's house on Saturday.
DORKS! I guess we will just return the other one right away for full value, and we'll probably donate the other one we read to the library after we are done reading it.
So, here's how dorky we are. My wife is taking the baby to Arkansas with her tomorrow, returning Monday, to see her sister. I'm staying home with the other two kids. We had preordered the books from Amazon, to be delivered on Saturday (or they are free). One copy for each of us (we've done that for the last two books) so we can read it at the same time.
But she won't be here Saturday, and I couldn't alter the order since it was already in process.
So...
We ordered a third book for her to receive at her sister's house on Saturday.
DORKS! I guess we will just return the other one right away for full value, and we'll probably donate the other one we read to the library after we are done reading it.
Good catch. Do they even have books on tape there? And I don't mean masking tape.
That is outstanding.
edit: I call BS. There arent any books in Arkansas.
Good catch. Do they even have books on tape there? And I don't mean masking tape.
That is outstanding.
edit: I call BS. There arent any books in Arkansas.
Good catch. Do they even have books on tape there? And I don't mean masking tape.
I'm shocked...her sister really likes it there in Little Rock. And abomb, you know her...she doesn't seem to be the person that would enjoy the stereotype of Arkansas...
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1-Dumbledore will NOT come back. I had a theory that I now think is a red herring. In Harry's first Potions class, Snape asks him three questions. Two of them had to do with werewolves and bezoars, and we have had contact with both in the following books. The last had to do with the Draught of Living Death, which will make you appear to be dead when you are in fact in a deep sleep. When we see Dumbledore's body, he is described as looking almost as if he were asleep. Then, a phoenix creates his tomb and flies away. I now think this is a red herring to trick people into thinking he is alive. He will certainly be around in the portraits, and may play a role from there, but he is definitely deceased.
2-Snape killed Dumbledore on orders. As a friend pointed out, that doesn't make him a good guy, per se, but it means he is fighting against Voldemort and was faithful to Dumbledore.
3-One of the horcruxes is Hufflepuff's cup, and one of its properties helped conquer the potion at the center of Voldemort's cave.
4-RAB (Who I believe is Regulus Black) used Kreacher to help him defeat the potion in the cave. Kreacher will have a part to play in unwillingly helping Harry find the locket, which was in the Black estate of 12 Grimmauld place.
5-These are the deaths I shall predict. Hagrid will get killed, along with Madam Maxime. A fair number of Weasleys will die. I think Ginny, Ron, and Molly Weasley all die. I think Hermione also dies. I believe Snape lays down his life to help save Harry and to help defeat the Dark Lord. Yep, that's a lot of deaths, folks. There will be more, I'm sure. The one I have the most doubt about is Hermione, because she is based so much on J.K. herself. The reason I believe that so many so close to Harry will die, and he will live, is this: the lonely hero syndrome. It happened to D'Artagnan and it happened to Frodo. In one way or another, many heroes end up alone. D'Artagnan was stripped of his friends by circumstance. Frodo ended up isolated and leaving over the sea. Harry is going to lose those who are dear to him, as the price of defeating Voldemort.
So, there you have it. I have more ideas, but those are the biggies. Let me know what you Potterites think.
I really need to finish the 6th book before Saturday, but I just haven't had time. All the stuff Stout says is important and rings a bell, but I forget so much.
She corrected the assumption that she said two major characters would die. She meant two major characters THAT SHE WASN'T ALREADY PLANNING TO KILL would die.
Donald, I'm convinced a slew of major characters die, though I wasn't convinced of this until recently. She had a really great interview that I will link for you (a video) where she had to address this. She corrected the assumption that she said two major characters would die. She meant two major characters THAT SHE WASN'T ALREADY PLANNING TO KILL would die. That means a hefty death toll. That's going to be hard to read. I really hope they don't all die as I predicted, but I fear it to be the case.
I can't wait until the amazon box arrives on Saturday....
it is like Christmas is coming