There are theories about the meaning of her vagina? *shudders*
Ron can’t believe they had all that time to ask Myrtle about her death and never did.
Well, considering Harry doesn't know all the people in his year, it's not surprising that he completely forgets to ask how a person died. It's just Myrtle, after all.
It's strange, that turning rabbits into slippers is considered useful. So few of the spells and charms actually seem useful.
Guess Wizards haven’t heard that whole Muggle thing about talking to people in comas. It’s always the first thing they tell families to do on medical shows.
Wizarding health care has always intrigued me. Mainly because a lot of it seems... extreme. On the other hand, when injuries can be fixed with a wave of a wand, it's so wonder people get repeatably hurt. They never learn.
*Lockhart looks weak-chinned and weedy.
My, and he used to be handsome. How interesting that a change of character makes a person 'ugly'. Because everyone knows that pretty people could never cause any trouble! And if they do, their looks degrade (like Bellatrix), turn snake like (Voldemort) or they appear to be smelling something horrible (Narcissa).
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Date: 2007-05-26 01:20 am (UTC)There are theories about the meaning of her vagina? *shudders*
Ron can’t believe they had all that time to ask Myrtle about her death and never did.
Well, considering Harry doesn't know all the people in his year, it's not surprising that he completely forgets to ask how a person died. It's just Myrtle, after all.
It's strange, that turning rabbits into slippers is considered useful. So few of the spells and charms actually seem useful.
Guess Wizards haven’t heard that whole Muggle thing about talking to people in comas. It’s always the first thing they tell families to do on medical shows.
Wizarding health care has always intrigued me. Mainly because a lot of it seems... extreme. On the other hand, when injuries can be fixed with a wave of a wand, it's so wonder people get repeatably hurt. They never learn.
*Lockhart looks weak-chinned and weedy.
My, and he used to be handsome. How interesting that a change of character makes a person 'ugly'. Because everyone knows that pretty people could never cause any trouble! And if they do, their looks degrade (like Bellatrix), turn snake like (Voldemort) or they appear to be smelling something horrible (Narcissa).