Name scheme and Missing Weasley Children
oboakk
nesbitaa at purdue.edu
Mon Apr 1 21:37:52 UTC 2002
No: HPFGUIDX 37277
Barbara:
> You know, I kind of suspected that there had to be a scheme with
names
> starting with B, C, F and G. But I was thrown off-track by the
questions of:
> where is A (Arthur!) and what about Percy and Ron.
<snip>
> And you are right. If there were Bill, Charlie, Edward, Fred and
George,
> people would start missing the D, Ron or no Ron.
>
> Besides, we know that Ron is short for Ronald...
Oh, I do love the Missing Weasley Child and the naming pattern
theories, but I think there might be another problem here. As we
know that Ron is short for Ronald, couldn't Bill also be short for
William (or something like it)? It just messes up the whole thing...
W, C, F, G, P, R..? Ack! If Bill really is short for William, only
3 of the six boys would fit the theory.
Although, William Weasley would be another to add to the alliteration
list. But I really want there to be a missing Weasley!
Abby
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