![]() I figured if I could figure out how Dumbledore’s office relates to Gryffindor Tower, and how Gryffindor Tower relates to the Room of Requirement, and how the Room of Requirement relates the marble staircase, etc., etc., eventually I’d have a good idea of how to bring it all together. The process I had in mind was to start with the interiors, exploring spatial relationships between the castle’s various rooms, corridors, staircases, and so on. The language in the books is not always particularly precise, so there is a little room for flexibility in the interpretation.Where details in the maps conflict with those in the books, the latter take priority. Rowling’s two hand-drawn maps of the book layout are taken as a general guide. The approach here generally assumes a fixed layout with no fudging of the available space. ![]() That being said, its overall layout doesn’t seem to change, based on the details given and on the fact that students can find their way around without a map.
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