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  What if they just don't want to fix it? They could even use tablets to read as the story is clearly set in modern times, but they prefer an old school library.
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  maybe oculus repairo was meant to fix his eyes, but hermione had bad aim >
  
  I hate to be a Harry Potter nerd, but canonically Harry's bad eyesight was caused by the same thing that caused his scar. We know because when Harry dies in book 7 and goes to King's Cross with dumbledore, he no longer has a scar or bad eyesight. That's because when you go to the afterlife in Harry Potter, only your soul is moved on and not damages that have happened to your physical being in life. Before anyone mentions it, ghosts, like nearly headless nick, still have injuries gained in life because they chose to stay on the earth to be as close to life as they can be, which would naturally include damage to their physical self. >
  
  Give them a moment to change the lore and world mechanics again >
  
  *Give her a moment >
  
  By the look of your spelling, you too may need to fix bad eyesight. >
  
  Eh, I wouldn't say bad eyesight, but more like he's CARZY! >
  
  Honestly, eyesight is one of the most delicate parts of your body, and a wizard would need to practice the magic, my guess is they don't want to blind anyone and permanently fuck up a wizards eyesight
  It's just easier to fix the glasses is what I'm saying >
  
  Transmog though >
  
  Yea but even that requires practice, one wrong move in transmog and your goblet keeps a rat tail
  One wrong move with someone's eyeball they end up blinder then they were before