Oh snap, really? Only read/listened to the books once, whereas the movies show mostly (only?) the kind involving at least one animate thing.
Hahaha, the deleted scene nobody asked for.
Hm, you’re right – ‘immoral’, since the intent isn’t necessarily malicious. I guess I can live with the idea of a suspended state of consciousness, like a computer in hibernation mode. Perhaps it’s so instantaneous that to the conscious being it feels like blinking.
Oh so we’re just gonna hand wave that last part?! =p
Yeah, if I recall correctly, their first transfiguration lesson is turning matchsticks into needles. I believe conjuring spells (something-from-nothing) and vanishing spells (something-to-nothing) also fall under the category of transfiguration.
Oh so we’re just gonna hand wave that last part?!
Well, at a certain point one has to stop asking “how?” and just accept that magic works in a given setting. The point at which one stops is up to personal preference :)
Oh snap, really? Only read/listened to the books once, whereas the movies show mostly (only?) the kind involving at least one animate thing.
Yeah, if I recall correctly, their first transfiguration lesson is turning matchsticks into needles. I believe conjuring spells (something-from-nothing) and vanishing spells (something-to-nothing) also fall under the category of transfiguration.
Well, at a certain point one has to stop asking “how?” and just accept that magic works in a given setting. The point at which one stops is up to personal preference :)