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Apr 01, 2006 23:39

While committing acts of vandalism planning my practical for charms, I looked up and noticed something.

Windows: in addition to being openings in walls, what use have they?

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hufflepuffhaku April 2 2006, 14:28:06 UTC
Windows allow for another escape route when the door is blocked.

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magenoir April 2 2006, 15:00:00 UTC
A way out rather than to keep something out... One could read into that answer further than the surface.

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hufflepuffhaku April 2 2006, 15:08:46 UTC
You can also get in through a window if something unfortunate happens - like the loss of the door's key. Also, considering the glass stainings in this castle, when the sun come through they make very shiny pretty works of art.

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magenoir April 2 2006, 15:10:20 UTC
In either case, it seems like one would be escaping something.

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omghostaoba April 2 2006, 14:56:02 UTC
You can use a window to look into a room.

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magenoir April 2 2006, 15:01:39 UTC
You introduce another perspective, the other side of the insider/outsider situation, that I've not yet seen in this discussion.

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omghostaoba April 2 2006, 15:03:43 UTC
What? Seriously? You mean out of ALL the comments you have, NO ONE has said that yet?

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magenoir April 2 2006, 15:06:39 UTC
Everyone has either assumed the position of an insider in the physical sense, or as a tenuous outsider in the metaphysical sense.

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madamanko April 2 2006, 16:53:57 UTC
Easy way to get in when the door is locked. Or sneak in when its after hours and you been out all night with your teacher in the back garden >>;

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magenoir April 2 2006, 18:17:10 UTC
I think some of the windows have been hexed against after-hour entries.

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madamanko April 2 2006, 18:19:16 UTC
Yeah... >> Now a days they are... Who do you think inspired them to start doing that? **proud**

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magenoir April 2 2006, 18:53:04 UTC
Kudos to you.

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