Slyth. Seeker - Fudge - Grenouille & Crapaud
Amy Z
aiz24 at hotmail.com
Thu May 10 15:07:48 UTC 2001
No: HPFGUIDX 18489
little Alex queried:
>What I want to know is, where was the old seeker to the Slytherin
team, then? Or was there one?
The Slytherin Seeker in PS/SS was Terence Higgs. Perhaps he
graduated? We never hear of him again.
Jenfold wrote:
> For some reason I have the gut feeling that Fudge is younger than
>the other two [Arthur, Lucius] but have no facts to back me up.
> Does anyone have any ideas?
The only things I know to help us pinpoint Fudge's age are that he was
a junior minister in the MOM at the time Sirius was sent to Azkaban
(PA 10); and he can't have been =too= new there, because within a
couple of years he was Minister of Magic (GF, "Padfoot Returns"). So
it's a safe bet he's several years older than MWPP, but beyond that,
who knows?
In my imagination, Arthur is ~50 in GF, Lucius perhaps a little
younger, Fudge about the same age as Lucius (perhaps 46? in GF, making
him about 34 when he became Minister--my, that seems young). I have
no canon info to back this up, however, other than our having
-a minimum age for the senior Weasleys of about 41 in GF, probably
quite a bit older (this is calculated from Bill's age--I take Bill to
be about 14 years older than Ron, but there's a lot of wiggle room
there),
-and a maximum one for Lucius, who started school no earlier than
1943 (the year after the Chamber of Secrets was opened) and probably
quite a bit later than that, going by CS 12: "before his time, =of
course="; the "of course" suggests it isn't even close.
Joywitch wrote:
> And Amanda, who got 7 questions right, pointed out
> that the names of the characters in the play, GRENOUILLE and
CRAPAUD,
> mean FROG and TOAD in French. (Frog and Toad is a childrens book,
> right?)
Amanda wrote:
>Not me! I hadn't caught it myself, someone else on the list did, I
was
>regurgitating. Although I'd love to take the credit, it's a great
catch.
It was me. =Now= do I get 20% off at the Flying Ford Clinic? Heaven
knows I need their services.
Amy Z
hoping she isn't beyond hope
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"I've got two Neptunes here," said Harry after a while, frowning
down at his piece of parchment, "that can't be right, can it?"
"Aaaaah," said Ron, imitating Professor Trelawney's mystical
whisper, "when two Neptunes appear in the sky, it is a sure sign
that a midget in glasses is being born, Harry. . . ."
-HP and the Goblet of Fire
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