[HPforGrownups] Animagi (was Litter of Werewolves)

[Denise]

No: HPFGUIDX 329

Sue,
that's something I brought up earlier!  I wondered that because of James' "Prongness" Harry might not have some animagus abilities....

I thought it possible, but everyone else didn't agree.

Dee    
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Alicia/Sue Spinnet 
  To: HPforGrownups at egroups.com 
  Sent: Sunday, August 27, 2000 7:10 PM
  Subject: [HPforGrownups] Animagi (was Litter of Werewolves)


  Hello:

  Hmm... I wonder if the children of Animagi are all human, or all 
  animal?  Makes you wonder if certain Animagus traits are inherited.

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  --Alicia/Sue "Haircolor Chameleon" Spinnet

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  --- In HPforGrownups at egroups.com, "Rita Winston" <catlady at w...> wrote:
  > --- In HPforGrownups at egroups.com, "Merriman Vicki" wrote:
  > > --- In HPforGrownups at egroups.com, "Sister Mary Lunatic" wrote:
  > > > OMIGOD!  Crookshanks is the child of Minerva McGonagall, 
  > > > conceived while she > was running around as a kitty!
  > > 
  > > I love it!  Minerva gave birth to a persian, pushed in face and 
  > > everything.
  > 
  > I guess that implies that the father was a Persian --- is such a 
  > pregnancy 40 days like a cat or 9 monhts like a human?  One train of
  > thought suggests that nine months of pregnancy, and the difficulty 
  of 
  > hiding it from her students and explaining it to her friends would 
  > influence her to remember to go into human form when she goes into 
  > labor. Another train of thought wonders if it makes a different 
  > if the father was a full-time cat or an Animagus?
  > 
  > While yet a third train of thought wonders why an English child (or 
  > writer) would think that a bowlegged cat with a pushed-in (Persian 
  > style) face is ugly? That's normal for them!
  > 
  > I have learned from my cat books that the British Shorthair is a 
  > weird looking critter, not at all like a normal cat like American 
  > Shorthair. THEY LIKE the 'flat' face (like a bulldog! is that why 
  > they like it, the British bulldog?) and 'cobby' physique, and are 
  > convinced that 'tabby' means blotch tabby and there's something 
  novel 
  > about nice normal tiger stripes.
  > 
  > At least one book explained that there was a shortage of alley cats 
  > in Britain after WWII (I hesitate to speculate that people 
  suffering 
  > from rationing ATE them) so some people 'recovered' the breed of 
  > free-roaming British Shorthairs by mixing them with pedigreed 
  > Persians.


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