Sharing blood (Re: Key points in CoS)

[Steve]

No: HPFGUIDX 46686

--- In HPforGrownups at y..., Iris FT <iris_ft at y...> wrote:
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>  The debate concerning hair, eyes, sharing blood is very
interesting, and I think those who initiated it pointed something that
could turn into a key narrative element.
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> But I've got to start from the beginning.
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> This questioning about hair's colour, eye's colour, bloodlines,
heirs, etc, maybe gave me an answer. There it is.
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> What I would like to debate is the possibility of adulterine or
incestuous relationship in Harry's bloodline. That would explain why
hair and eyes are so important in the description of the most
important characters of the story.
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> Vinnia wrote that green could be Slytherin's colour because Salazar
Slytherin had green eyes.
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> In that case, it could mean that Gryffindor's colour is red because
of Godric Gryffindor's hair.
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> What about jet-black? Well, if you look at Hufflepuff `s shield, you
can see a black badger on it. Now, what do we know about Helga
Hufflepuff? In GoF, the Sorting Hat called her "Sweet Hufflepuff".
Does it mean she was a handsome young lady when the Hogwarts Four
founded the school? Would it be wrong to say that in that case, there
was not only an ideological, but also a love rivalry between Godric
and Salazar? ... ... ...That Helga gave birth to an illegitimate child?
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> Two bloodlines, a legitimate one and an illegitimate one. ... ... ...
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> That would explain the similitude between many of the main
characters of Harry Potter  :Harry , Tom, Severus and Sirius sharing
the same jet-black hair; young Dumbledore, Lily and the Weasleys
sharing the same red hair. ... ... ...
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> The WW is a small world. Ron says in CoS that wizards had to marry
muggles to survive, and that many wizarding families have muggle
blood. Is it wrong to think that before they stated marrying muggkes,
wizards used to marry wizards, the same way noble families did in
Europe? In that case, they would be all relatives.
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>  That would also mean that Harry shares the two bloodlines, and that
he is at the same time the heir of Gryffindor and the heir of Slytherin.
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> But of course, that's just a theory. Any thoughts about this?
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bboy_mn

Unless I misunderstood you, wouldn't that give Harry the bloodline of
THREE of the founders of Hogwarts; Gryffindor, Slytherin, and Hufflepuff?

Too bad there isn't a way to integrate Ravenclaw into this theory,
that would give him the bloodlines of all four founders. Something
like the daughter of Ravenclaw marrying the son of
Gryffindor/Hufflepuff and their daughter marries the son of Slytherin. 

just a thought.

bboy_mn