If you go to jkrowling.com, click on the eraser and you will be taken to a room you'll see a window, a door and a mirror. In the mirror, you'll see a hallway. Click on the farthest doorknob and look for the Christmas tree. They click on the center of the door next to the mirror and a wreath appears. Then click on the top of the mirror and you'll see a garland. Look for a cobweb next to the door. Click on it, and it will disappear. Now, look at the chimes in the window. Click on the second chime to the right, and hold it down. The chime will turn into the key, which opens the door. Click on the wrapped gift behind the door, then click on it again and figure out the title yourself by playing a game of hangman.
I couldn't get past the "farthest doorknob" part.
I just did the whole thing. Not sure exactly where you are stuck. Click on the doorknob of the leftmost door that is IN the mirror. Then click in the middle of the big door NOT in the mirror, about 1/3 of the way down from the top. Help?
Ok, for some reason this is partially working for me today, but now I can't get past the chime turning into a key part. The chime changes color but the door won't open.
dlbpharmd wrote:Ok, for some reason this is partially working for me today, but now I can't get past the chime turning into a key part. The chime changes color but the door won't open.
Spoiler
You just need to click on the second chime from the right. It changes color - this is actually because it is now a key, seen on edge. Simply now drag the key to the keyhole. So you are actually clicking on the chime twice - click and release to change it into a key, click and drag to move it to the keyhole.
Thanks, I don't know what the problem is, perhaps it's user error, but the key doesn't drag for me. And now a message in the mirror says "Peeves woz ere"
I don't care what the book is called, I just want to get my dirty little hands on a copy of it as soon as possible.
I've often wondered what would have happened if JKR died untimely and suddenly. Thankfully it seems that will not be the case.
We'll get to see the end, and I rate her highly enough that I think it will be stunning.
Stephen King had the same question posed to him whikle he was writing the Dark Tower Series. Infact he had the reverse of the equation happen. A death row inmate wrote him to tell him that he had an "x" amount of time left, and would he please finish the books or tell him what happens before his date arrived! Imagine THAT if you will!
No urban legentd Wayfriend, it was in the news here. The kid was apromising film director, in Jackson's eyes, and Jackson had taken him under his wing if you will.
You do not hear, and so you cannot be redeemed.
In the name of their ancient pride and humiliation, they had made commitments with no possible outcome except bereavement.
He knew only that they had never striven to reject the boundaries of themselves.
Oh, you mean Cameron Duncan, who was the inspiration for Into the West, and was featured on the ROTK EE. I guess I never realized the story I mentioned was the same person as Duncan.
For some reason I think of 'hallows' as an alternative for 'gallows' - ie where someone is hung. I can't find that meaning on the 'net though! When I first read about the Rowlings site, it made sense that it was a game of hangman that revealed the title.
Aglithophile and conniptionist and spectacular moonbow beholder 16Jul11
[edit]That was a mistake. The person in question had ample opportunity to post this on a website if they wanted it posted on a website. Posting it here makes me seem rude in my own eyes. So I'm taking it down.[/edit]
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[edit]That was a mistake. The person in question had ample opportunity to post this on a website if they wanted it posted on a website. Posting it here makes me seem rude in my own eyes. So I'm taking it down.[/edit]
Um.....did I miss something?
Are there sleeping dogs lying around somewhere?
"If nothing we do matters, then all that matters is what we do."
I passed on the little tidbit about Deathly Hallows/Fatal Revenant in the GI. I got back a personal response rather than a posted answer. It said, essentially, <grin>. My [edit] in my earlier response explains it from there.
