In the books she, understandably, had never heard it before, as it probably isn’t something she would come across through studying and reading about the magical world. The fact that Hermione is the one explaining to Harry what ‘mudblood’ means, while crying. I have always believed that prop makers should make cups/glasses/mugs/whatever with some water at the bottom in a sealed area, this would give it some weight and slosh without having liquid loose on the set where it could do damage. People do it all the time, it's not that hard." There is so much going on during and around shooting every scene so many different people with different responsibilities trying to move as quickly as possible, it just is best to remove every possible complication to avoid accidents and this particular complication is just not considered a priority. While it is easy to think (I'm sure you never would) that "Oh, just don't spill your drink. whatever is spilled on would have to be dried or if possible replaced and any delay on set costs a lot of money because there are so many people who are getting paid to wait while whatever is cleaned up/fixed.
There are the major issues of liquids spilling on all of the electrical equipment (there is a lot and it's everywhere) and the more minor issues of spilling on the set, other props, costume, etc.
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I notice the same thing quite often especially when one character is handling what is supposed to be a full cup of (enter beverage here) and they gesture wildly or even point with and therefore tip the cup without spilling.Īs someone who has some experience on film sets but none with this particular issue I'll give you my guess as to why: How is it fair that kids from wizarding families can cast spells all summer, while if a house elf (who we know has access to different kinds of magic than a human) levitates an object in Harry's home, the Ministry immediately comes knocking on his door? Imagine how scary that must have been for an average kid raised by muggle parents, whose entire connection to this world is irrevocably severed if they dare to cast two spells over the course of six summers. It's basically useless at enforcing that rule in magical areas, it's the surrounding wizards and witches who are supposed to be doing that but we've never seen them care the slightest about it.Īlso, I find it odd that this was never mentioned as an anti-muggleborn measure. Isn't she doing it in Diagon Alley or the Hogwarts Express? The Trace can only pinpoint where the magic happened, not who cast the spell, so hers must have been going haywire the entire time she spent there. For spoiler tags, enter >!your text like this!r/HPStudyHall - where all the links to points activities are consolidated in one easy place!.r/Arithmancy is now giving points! If you like puzzles, riddles, and the like, join Arithmancy! They do 4 monthly puzzles run by volunteers, most of the solving is done in Discord (links in their sidebar), and you can help your house earn points.The Quibbler Summer 2021 Issue Out Now!.Become a contributor and rake in the galleons! The Quibbler - Bringing you the finest in Hogwarts Journalism, quarterly.Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery Official Game sub.Harry Potter: Wizards Unite Official Game sub.Stop in each Tuesday night to show off your Potter knowledge and earn house points! Dueling - For all your trivia-related needs.
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