Broomsticks And Owls

by **Scarlet Lioness** » Monday 16 January 2006 10:53:32am

OOO! Yay!!! Someone cool please! :eek:

by **Phoenix in the Ashes** » Monday 16 January 2006 11:53:33am

Is this alright with you, Crookshanks? I've made Steph a Animetamorphmagus. Someone that can transform into any animal at will.

But Steph can also train herself because of this to master the normal arts of metamorphmagi, and she's working really hard at it.

Morphena is doing the opposite. He's training himself to take on all animal forms, not just that of his animagus form, the phoenix.

by **Asphodel** » Tuesday 17 January 2006 12:11:40am

Okay, and as a side note: Jerry is a seventh year, he's just short and immature for his age. And..... anyway, is Morphena like, more than a wizard if he can take on multiple animal forms?

by **Phoenix in the Ashes** » Tuesday 17 January 2006 9:23:12am

Morphena is already a full metamorphmagi. If he were to take on all animal forms, he would be an especially advanced breed, known as animetamorphmagi.

Following that, it would be just plants to conquer.

Inanimate objects he has the power to do already, but the need has not arisen and he doesn't like the feel of it.

by **Asphodel** » Wednesday 18 January 2006 2:15:10am

How does he become an inanimate object? Aren't inanimate objects... well... inanimate? And if he goes into them, doesn't that make them living, animate objects?

by **Phoenix in the Ashes** » Wednesday 18 January 2006 8:47:30am

Yes I see the complications with that.

It all depends on point of view.

He will not be making inanimate objects animate.

Let's have an example... umm..

A door handle. Morphena becomes a door handle. If Morphena wants to move, he will simply shift himself (the object) into the new position. It won't actually be the same object anymore.
The old object will remain in the same position.

by **Asphodel** » Thursday 19 January 2006 3:20:12am

Hm... smart thinking. Anyway, I've revealed that Jerry's an Metamorph. I thought it would go better along with the story as metamorphosis is kinda what this story seems to revolve around.

by **Phoenix in the Ashes** » Thursday 19 January 2006 9:29:35am

*Sigh*...

Everybody wants to be a metamorph...

I've a right mind to reject any more :grin:

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by **Asphodel** » Friday 20 January 2006 6:22:47am

It's a usful trait, really useful if your not registered.

by **Phoenix in the Ashes** » Friday 20 January 2006 7:11:02am

But it wouldn't be a useful trait if everyone had it. It'd get boring.

And metamorphmagi don't have to be registered, I believe. Because they're born with it.

by **Asphodel** » Saturday 21 January 2006 9:34:08pm

Animagus are born with it too, very rarely do they learn it. Anyway, as a side note: Jerry's not the "real" John. Jerry's personality isn't John's personality. You don't really know his real personality at the moment. He's registered at Hogwarts as Jeremy Pinkets, but he doesn't know who he really is.

by **Phoenix in the Ashes** » Sunday 22 January 2006 7:07:13am

Since when are animagus born with it? Page reference? Interview URL?

Hmm, so he doesn't even know who he is? Hmm, the plot thickens...

by **Asphodel** » Sunday 22 January 2006 7:06:31pm

Well I think Hermione mentioned being amazed that the Maruaders could teach themselves how to be animagus.

by **Phoenix in the Ashes** » Monday 23 January 2006 6:22:17am

Because they were only students, and it's extremely hard to do.

by **Asphodel** » Wednesday 25 January 2006 2:58:55am

You may be right..... I had never thought that Animagus weren't born with it.....

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