[HPforGrownups] Harry Is not Heir of Slytherin (Was: Harry's Relation to ...
eloiseherisson at aol.com
eloiseherisson at aol.com
Tue Dec 10 20:07:10 UTC 2002
No: HPFGUIDX 48080
Promethia:
> Eloise said:
> I think the conclusion is that he is not *descended* from Slytherin.
> Lady Promethia's theory proposes that Voldmort is a relative by
> marriage, not blood (a step great uncle?) of Lily's, which I guess
> could be true.
>
> Promethia Says:
> This is not what my theory is about at all... what I am saying is
> that Voldamort is Lily's uncle, through blood, more than likly her
> mother's family, and her mother being Voldamort's younger *half*-
> sibbling. They would have thier father in comon, and two diffrent
> mothers. The end point being that there is a common relative, it's
> just not Voldamort's mother, whom, if I rember correctly is the one
> who was decendant from Slythering, Not Tom Riddle Sr.
>
> Sorry to the Mods that this is all in caps:
> *THIS IS NOT ANOTHER HARRY IS HEIR OF SLYTHERIN THEORY!*
>
>
I'm sorry if I caused offence.
It is true that I got lost in the family tree you proposed; I understood the
overall concept better than the detail. The reference to "Uncle Voldamort"
(sic) confused me.
But please note that my opening comment about Harry *not* being descended
form Slytherin was an *agreement* with your statement that Harry is not
Slytherin's heir.
It was a reply to someone else who, IIRC was challenging your theory on the
grounds that canon said he wasn't a relative of Voldemort, which is not
accurate. In other words, I was defending your theory, even though I don't
subscribe to it personally.
IMHO, your reply would have been better directed towards the post to which I
was replying.
So whilst I am very happy to acknowledge that I got the details wrong, I find
the capitals, emphasising something that I neither suggested nor implied that
you suggested, a little unnecessary.
Eloise
Nursing her toes.
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