[HogwartsExpress]

What is it?

• A contest where you have to find the differences between two nearly identical passages from a book
• The first image contains the original passages taken from a book and the second image contains the SAME passages with slight modifications
• The differences could be in spelling, words, punctuation marks, numbers, etc.
• Extra space at the end of a paragraph doesn't count as a difference

How do you play?

• Post the position where the two given page differ with an explanation

Post example

billion was changed to million

Rules

• Only one post per person per round. Any more and all your posts will be disallowed
• No duplicate entries are allowed
• Where there are duplicates, the latest posted entry will be disallowed
• If a post is edited resulting in duplicate, the most recently edited post will be disallowed
• A round ends when all the differences have been found or if no one posted for 24 hours

Rewards

• 30 wrz$ for every difference found

The page for this round is from Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone by J.K. Rowling
There are 20 differences this round

Original


Edited

[Fatima99]

first line - Privet Drive in first copy, Privat Drive in 2nd copy

Line 4:

"a firm called Grunnings" changed to "the firm called Grunnings"

[irathomas]

Second to last line
'a' is missing just before screaming

[Mintydreams00]

"Were" became "are"

[prokroustis]

the changed to a

[hija]

3rd paragraph
"that" missing in the edited version

Last second to last line
from "Dudley into his high chair" edited to "Dudley into his brown high chair"

[WordDiva]

5th line in 3rd Paragraph ‘unDursleyish’ in Original changed to ‘nonDursleyish’ in Edited version

[ozswede]

Second line: you'd in Original changed to you'll in Copy

[angellove0810]

“Picked” was changed to “pick”

"that" to "Harry"

[passionatereader]

Mr. Dursley was a big beefy man with hardly any neck.

“Any neck” changed to “a neck”

Second paragraph: 'craning over garden fences' changed to 'craning over garden fence' (deleted s).

[lush]

Last sentence of 2nd paragraph: and changed to who