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The book has Harry looking for Orion in June at midnight ([[ArtisticLicenseAstronomy It's behind the sun in June, so you can't see it even if you wanted to]]), and also looking for Venus ([[ArtisticLicenseAstronomy which being the next planet near the sun is always close to the sun in the sky and therefore never visible at midnight]]). The students use a magical telescope which when pointed at the ground can see through anything blocking to the stars (the sun excluded) that would be there.
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The book has Harry looking for Orion in June at midnight ([[ArtisticLicenseAstronomy ([[ArtisticLicenseSpace It's behind the sun in June, so you can't see it even if you wanted to]]), and also looking for Venus ([[ArtisticLicenseAstronomy ([[ArtisticLicenseSpace which being the next planet near the sun is always close to the sun in the sky and therefore never visible at midnight]]). The students use a magical telescope which when pointed at the ground can see through anything blocking to the stars (the sun excluded) that would be there.
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A great example of this is shown in WesternAnimation/WhoFramedRogerRabbit when he auditioned for the role of Judge Doom and was turned down due to fears he wouldn't be taken seriously.
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A great example of this is shown in WesternAnimation/WhoFramedRogerRabbit Film/WhoFramedRogerRabbit when he auditioned for the role of Judge Doom and was turned down due to fears he wouldn't be taken seriously.
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A great example of this is shown in WesternAnimation/WhoFramedRogerRabbit when he auditioned for the role of Judge Doom and was turned down due to fears he wouldn't be taken seriously.
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A great example of this is shown in WesternAnimation/WhoFramedRogerRabbit when he auditioned for the role of Judge Doom and was turned down due to fears he wouldn't be taken seriously.seriously.
[[WMG:Miriam Strout was placed under the Imperius Curse in order to remove the [[GambitRoulette element of luck]] from Bode's murder.]]
There was a risk that she might have recognized the Devil's Snare. Afterwards, she would have been kept under the curse to keep her from blabbing. Why not disappear her altogether? Because Riddle's keeping a low profile at the moment.
[[WMG:Miriam Strout was placed under the Imperius Curse in order to remove the [[GambitRoulette element of luck]] from Bode's murder.]]
There was a risk that she might have recognized the Devil's Snare. Afterwards, she would have been kept under the curse to keep her from blabbing. Why not disappear her altogether? Because Riddle's keeping a low profile at the moment.
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A great example of this is shown in [[WesternAnimation/WhoFramedRogerRabbit]] when he auditioned for the role of Judge Doom and was turned down due to fears he wouldn't be taken seriously.
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A great example of this is shown in [[WesternAnimation/WhoFramedRogerRabbit]] WesternAnimation/WhoFramedRogerRabbit when he auditioned for the role of Judge Doom and was turned down due to fears he wouldn't be taken seriously.
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The jinx stays on as long as the person remains a traitor to their cause. Once they admit their guilt and/or atone for their actions, it disappears. But as illustrated by Cho’s reaction towards Harry, even after everything that happened she still seemed to think her actions were justifiable. As long as she continues to make excuses and refuse to accept responsibility for what she did, her face will remain that way. After all, she’s still a sneak.
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The jinx stays on as long as the person remains a traitor to their cause. Once they admit their guilt and/or atone for their actions, it disappears. But as illustrated by Cho’s reaction towards Harry, even after everything that happened she still seemed to think her actions were justifiable. As long as she continues to make excuses and refuse to accept responsibility for what she did, her face will remain that way. After all, she’s still a sneak.sneak.
[[WMG: Nearly Headless Nick's exclusion from the movie was a conscious effort to ShooOutTheClowns.]]
At first glance, it seems far-fetched, since Nearly Headless Nick is not a comic relief character. However, think about who portrays him. John Cleese. Because of his reputation as a comedic actor, his monologue about coming back as a ghost due to his fear of death could unfortunately lose all impact.
A great example of this is shown in [[WesternAnimation/WhoFramedRogerRabbit]] when he auditioned for the role of Judge Doom and was turned down due to fears he wouldn't be taken seriously.
[[WMG: Nearly Headless Nick's exclusion from the movie was a conscious effort to ShooOutTheClowns.]]
At first glance, it seems far-fetched, since Nearly Headless Nick is not a comic relief character. However, think about who portrays him. John Cleese. Because of his reputation as a comedic actor, his monologue about coming back as a ghost due to his fear of death could unfortunately lose all impact.
A great example of this is shown in [[WesternAnimation/WhoFramedRogerRabbit]] when he auditioned for the role of Judge Doom and was turned down due to fears he wouldn't be taken seriously.
