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Sorry, I give up...Any clue?

Did they find their left arms useless? Was cutting left arm symbolistic act?

Were they all righthanded? Was there anything significant in their arms?(except that they were all left?) Did this group consisted only of those people?

Was it right of left arm? Does it have any significance? Was all these arms special in some way? Did they earlier make agreement that this man send his arm? Was seeing this arm satysfing for them? Was there any symbol with cutting arm?

Did they cut arms before or after joining this group?

Did they get any benefit because of the man who cut his arm? Was it his fault that thet were armless? Did they also cut their own arms with their free will?

Did they expect box with arm to arrive? Did they know to whom it belonged? Did the act of arm- cutting helped them in someway?

Was cutting arm an integral part of behaviour of members of this group?

Was the man who sent arm also in this group?

Did they all belong to any gang, group or sect?

Thank you for your kindness... Did this male intentionally cut his arm to give them?

Did this person give them her/his arm? Is this person male or female?

Ent is walking and talking tree in LotR. They defeated Saruman. My favourite race is human, the least- elves, they are so egocentric and supercilious.

Is this person dead?

1.Does this arm belong to somebody they know?

But Snape didn't hate James for his being seeker or chaser. He hated him because of constant persecution and humilitation. And Harry did little to convince Snape that he's different from his father. If you look close, you'll see that Snape is right in many cases concerning Harry, who is let...

I disagree.We all form opinions on books before reading them and it's our choice whether to read them or not. You don't complain about parents letting their children read HP even if they didn't read the books, do you?

I've never said that children (in appropriate age) shouldn't be allowed to read HP, but it's great difference allow to read and read at school, as school is an authority. I wasn't talking about adults, who read HP because they want to, but about those who don't want. Why should they be made to...

Nice that you consider me as idiot...So probably you'll understand why I think that you are complete ignorant whose opinions deserve only a deep contempt.

First of all, books of educational value are those, which provide some informaties of the world or are examples of classic literature. It doesn't have to necessarily be non-fiction, there are many books for children who can do it and also serve as good, interesting read. For instance, in Poland...