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schtroumph_c) wrote2004-04-28 10:55 pm
schtroumph_c) wrote2004-04-28 10:55 pm
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Hermione Granger
Here you go, Hermione's turn:
Something interesting here, it's that the two same cards (hope and wisdom) than McGonagall's are came up, and in the same combination.
Past
What the cards said: The great intelligence/knowledge of Little Hermione provoked many jalousie/envy. An opportunity is appeared, where some adaptability/reason/wisdom were necessary. She saw a promised hope, and had expectation.
What I think: Easy to see, Hermione wasn't very liked in her former school because of her Know-It-All attitude. When the Hogwart's letter is arrived, she saw a chance to have friends, to be appreciate for her brain or at least, not to be disliked for it. In fact, the card say 'Hope realized later'.
Present
What the cards said: Absence or abandon caused by an illusion/blindness. She refuses to see something, lies to herself about something. A destruction/accident linked to an antagonism provoked or opposition to a law.
What I think: I have a doubt here.
1) Could be the elves stopping to work in the Gryffindor House because of SPEW, she don't see she makes more ill than good. And the accident, maybe Marietta and the DA, or Umbridge. Or it could be about the centaurs.
2)Through SPEW, something big, good or bad, will come.
Future
What the cards said: Changeable character, harsh words, stand by the moral values. Self-respectful/successtake that, Suethors!. Sudden changes in a utopia/useless attempt ===> Fulfilled prayer. Favors of a powerful personage concerning a legacy/a gift/ things of the past.
What I think: She'll become (or stay) temperamental, but never change her moral values, and her self-respect. The fulfilled prayer is lessened by the useless attempt, so I think SPEW will mark some points, the house-elves could even take part (maybe suddenly) to the war, but it will be a little beginning, nearly discouraging for a pessimist person.
She'll live and someone in a High Places (maybe Albus, maybe not) will give her a job concerning the History, or something literary, maybe a writer. It'll be this kind of job which say 'if I do this job, it's mean I'm VERY intelligent'. Interesting enough, the last card, what I think it mean what her future job is, is named 'The Wizard's Book of Spell'.
And it's all. Hope you liked. Next time, Rubeus Hagrid!
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whereiam, I think
Something interesting here, it's that the two same cards (hope and wisdom) than McGonagall's are came up, and in the same combination.
Past
What the cards said: The great intelligence/knowledge of Little Hermione provoked many jalousie/envy. An opportunity is appeared, where some adaptability/reason/wisdom were necessary. She saw a promised hope, and had expectation.
What I think: Easy to see, Hermione wasn't very liked in her former school because of her Know-It-All attitude. When the Hogwart's letter is arrived, she saw a chance to have friends, to be appreciate for her brain or at least, not to be disliked for it. In fact, the card say 'Hope realized later'.
Present
What the cards said: Absence or abandon caused by an illusion/blindness. She refuses to see something, lies to herself about something. A destruction/accident linked to an antagonism provoked or opposition to a law.
What I think: I have a doubt here.
1) Could be the elves stopping to work in the Gryffindor House because of SPEW, she don't see she makes more ill than good. And the accident, maybe Marietta and the DA, or Umbridge. Or it could be about the centaurs.
2)Through SPEW, something big, good or bad, will come.
Future
What the cards said: Changeable character, harsh words, stand by the moral values. Self-respectful/success
What I think: She'll become (or stay) temperamental, but never change her moral values, and her self-respect. The fulfilled prayer is lessened by the useless attempt, so I think SPEW will mark some points, the house-elves could even take part (maybe suddenly) to the war, but it will be a little beginning, nearly discouraging for a pessimist person.
She'll live and someone in a High Places (maybe Albus, maybe not) will give her a job concerning the History, or something literary, maybe a writer. It'll be this kind of job which say 'if I do this job, it's mean I'm VERY intelligent'. Interesting enough, the last card, what I think it mean what her future job is, is named 'The Wizard's Book of Spell'.
And it's all. Hope you liked. Next time, Rubeus Hagrid!
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whereiam, I think
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You would of course be rewarded. My Lord has considerable... influence.
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And where could I mail you ? Here or something more... discreet?
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You may owl me at this address as UnderLucius has my utmost confidence.
I would like to ask if the cards can point me in the direction of the best allies to make. I am limited in my choices, even within my own team, as Bella is less than stable, Lockhart is a fool, Pansy a simpering idiot and even my son is incapable of rational thought at times. The Dark Lord will be allowed to win, and Snape and I will assist him, together with my wife, who does as she is told. But which is the strongest alliance?
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