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J.K. Rowling’s thoughtsI remember creating the full list of ingredients for the Polyjuice Potion. Eachone was carefully selected. Lacewing flies (the first part of the namesuggested an intertwining or binding together of two identities); leeches (tosuck the essence out of one and into the other); horn of a Bicorn (the idea ofduality); knotgrass (another hint of being tied to another person); fluxweed(the mutability of the body as it changed into another) and Boomslang skin (ashedded outer body and a new inner).The name Polyjuice was supposed to make several allusions. ‘Poly’,meaning ‘many’, gave the idea that the potion could turn you into lots ofdifferent people; but ‘Polyjuice’ is also very near ‘Polydeuces’, who was atwin in Greek mythology.
If you’re going to cook up a goblet full of Polyjuice, or any othervile-tasting but powerful brew, you’re going to need a cauldron.Here’s a little history of this vital piece of magical equipment.
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