HP Quiz -This isn't MAGIC, it's LOGIC ;) -Season 4

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Posted: 11 years ago

#451

is it buckbeak?

hedwig?..or any other owl?..😆

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Posted: 11 years ago

#452

Originally posted by: Akash005

hmm..may b i spoke too early..y do i c red again ?..😡

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if not elder wand... then, any other wand?...

since kreacher is not even close, i m ruling out Dobby , Winky n any other house elves...

wonder what else can remain connected forever for a price?

is it peter petegrew then?..😆

no you are reading "free" in isolation...read the complete lines and derive the context 😊

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Posted: 11 years ago

#453

Originally posted by: Akash005
is it buckbeak?
hedwig?..or any other owl?..😆

read above post...

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983175

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Posted: 11 years ago

#454

Originally posted by: Lumos

no you are reading "free" in isolation...read the complete lines and derive the context 😊

@ bold

😕 😕 😕

'free' in isolation could mean many things but in the context it seems to mean 'for a price' or 'not for free' or 'achieving it on merit basis'...😕 🤔

looking forward to the explanation of answer later on..😕

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Posted: 11 years ago

#455

OWLS ?... NEWTS?... any other examination?...😆

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Posted: 11 years ago

#456

Originally posted by: Akash005
OWLS ?... NEWTS?... any other examination?...😆

no.

how does it meet other clues?

build up on the other lines too...there are sooo many clues in remaining lines!

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Posted: 11 years ago

#457

Originally posted by: Lumos

nothing in riddle is used metaphorically...however fun-words appearing in books wont mean metaphors 😊

EW..nopes...

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i m not so sure if i agree with that...

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Posted: 11 years ago

#458

Originally posted by: Akash005

@ bold

i m not so sure if i agree with that...

why?

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Posted: 11 years ago

#459

Originally posted by: Lumos

why?

hmmm...i dont think fun-words or any other kind of words used in books with reference to something or someone based on the concerned thing's or being's characteristic feature can be taken in literal sense... bcoz those words were used metaphorically in the books to begin with, so those words outside of books used for the same thing or being will not loose its metaphoric identity...