Magical Marge? was Birthdays

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No: HPFGUIDX 42314

Roo wrote re: late-developing witches/wizards:

> I think it will be Aunt Marge. In 
> book 3, when the glass explodes, Aunt Marge says "Did the 
> same thing at Colonel Fubster's the other day." Now while Aunt 
> Marge's explanation that she "Must have squeezed it too hard" 
> may be true, it does seem a little strange that the same thing 
> should happen in such close proximity.

Hm, so someone in the room was very upset at the time . . . could 
have been Marge, good point.  But she seems to like the Colonel so 
much--what happened to make her so furious that she magically 
exploded a glass?  Maybe it's Colonel Fubster who lost his temper at 
Marge (who wouldn't?), and who therefore is the nascent wizard--or 
just a wizard masquerading as a Muggle, who will improbably appear to 
save Harry from some future Dursleyan crime.

Amy Z