Why the Malfoys Are This Way and Sociology
southernscotland
southernscotland at yahoo.com
Tue Jan 15 14:33:09 UTC 2002
No: HPFGUIDX 33485
> >Cassie quite rightfully stated:
> I have to disagree with this theory. I refer you to the story of
Wendelin the
> Weird, who enjoyed being burned at the stake so much that she
allowed herself
> to be caught no less than 47 times in various disguises ^-^
>
> According to Harry's essay on pointless witch burnings, a wizard
could do a
> simple Flame freezing charm and pretend to shriek while enjoying a
pleasant
> tickling sensation. If any of the Malfoy's were burned at the
stake, it
> wouldn't effect them.
>
> ~Cassie~
Okay, so that little theory went down in deserved flames!
But I still don't understand why the wizards didn't just take over
instead of retreating and creating their own little world - which
takes quite a lot of time and energy to keep secret. If they couldn't
have back then, they certainly could have by now. Survival of the
fittest and all that.
Maybe they could run things better than us. Maybe they are fearful of
absolute power corrupting absolutely, but it somehow seems to work in
their own society.
I can handle more flaming - just a slow burn or simmer, if you please.
Chastened and correctly so
lilahp
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