It's there that it states that non-beings are created from and feed upon emotions.
Which makes sense, given that it's the "opposite" emotion which wards off the boggart and the dementor (fear vs. laughter, happiness vs. misery). But what's interesting is that poltergeists are also part of these emotional creatures. However, it's quite difficult to imagine conjuring up emotions of "order" as poltergeists are apparently creatures of chaos. Maybe you're supposed to meditate at them? Chant "all hail the jewel of the lotus"? Maybe Peeves will be driven away by a particularly vigorous zumba class.
Anyway, boggarts and dementors are not nice, and we saw *something* strange and non-canon happen with both of those creatures. I do have plans to address, if not why, at least what happens because of the dementor attack on Harry on the Hogwarts Express. If not next chapter, at least soon.
-Murmur
Which makes sense, given that it's the "opposite" emotion which wards off the boggart and the dementor (fear vs. laughter, happiness vs. misery). But what's interesting is that poltergeists are also part of these emotional creatures. However, it's quite difficult to imagine conjuring up emotions of "order" as poltergeists are apparently creatures of chaos. Maybe you're supposed to meditate at them? Chant "all hail the jewel of the lotus"? Maybe Peeves will be driven away by a particularly vigorous zumba class.
Anyway, boggarts and dementors are not nice, and we saw *something* strange and non-canon happen with both of those creatures. I do have plans to address, if not why, at least what happens because of the dementor attack on Harry on the Hogwarts Express. If not next chapter, at least soon.
-Murmur