I'll be honest and admit I still have no clue what the the Aeschylus quote is supposed to mean. Reading it the first time, my reaction was "Um, ok," without taking too much time to think about it because I was so excited to get on with the book.
LOL, the whole book is a cliche parade. How strange is it that in all these DE meetings the actual business of taking over the world is given least importance? Imperiusing one Ministry official is all they've done because they sit around gossiping for most of the meetings, I bet.
Tonks and Lupin's impending nuptials being discussed at the big meeting? They're the Posh and Becks of the WW. Wonder how much Witch Weekly paid for the exclusive wedding pics?
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Date: 2008-07-09 04:38 am (UTC)I'll be honest and admit I still have no clue what the the Aeschylus quote is supposed to mean. Reading it the first time, my reaction was "Um, ok," without taking too much time to think about it because I was so excited to get on with the book.
What is this, a cliché parade?
LOL, the whole book is a cliche parade. How strange is it that in all these DE meetings the actual business of taking over the world is given least importance? Imperiusing one Ministry official is all they've done because they sit around gossiping for most of the meetings, I bet.
Tonks and Lupin's impending nuptials being discussed at the big meeting? They're the Posh and Becks of the WW. Wonder how much Witch Weekly paid for the exclusive wedding pics?