the missing Weasley child
joym999 at aol.com
joym999 at aol.com
Sun Jun 24 19:48:39 UTC 2001
No: HPFGUIDX 21381
--- In HPforGrownups at y..., "Florence" <fgcjnk at b...> wrote:
> I think the whole family would have known about this tragedy, but
it
> is still quite likely that they never talk about it much,
especially
> around other people. I'm sure Ron knows or his "I'm the sixth one
of
> my family to go to Hogwarts" statement doesn't make sense.
>
> For some seventh son stuff to work the six older brothers are
supposed
> to be alive at the time of birth, which means Percy and probably
> Fred/George would have dim memories of the incident.
>
> It could have happened I guess anytime from Ron's birth until
Voldies
> defeat [snip]
If there is indeed a missing Weasley son, it would make sense for him
to fall somewhere between Charlie and Percy, since as somebody once
pointed out, the Weasley males names are more or less alphabetical:
A--Arthur
B--Bill
C--Charlie
D--the hypothetical dead son (Dilbert Weasley?)
E--Percy (ok, Percy begins with a P but maybe it is a nickname and
his real name is Ethelbert Percival Weasley. You see, they were
going to call him Edward, but Great-Uncle Ethelbert died right before
he was born, so they had to name him Ethelbert but they didnt have
the heart to actually call the poor kid Ethelbert so they called him
Percy. Hey, I like it!)
F--Fred
G--George
H--Ron (ok, his name should start with H. Maybe Arthur and Molly
were going to name him Harry, but something made them change their
minds. Hmmmmmmm.)
Well, its a theory, anyway.
--Joywitch
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