Harry and the Dursleys
finwitch
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Fri Apr 4 08:11:45 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 54757
> > Christine wrote:
> > What if that same blood connection *forces* Harry and
> > the Dursleys to stay together? What if the magic and
> > all the protection given to Harry makes it physically
> > and magically impossible for them to live apart
> > (excluding visits-Harry can visit the Weasleys but he
> > can't live with them) until they die or cannot take
> > care of him anymore?
Troels:
> If that should turn out true then I certainly hope that
> someone will release them from this bond - I sincerely
> hope for Harry that he will be allowed to leave the
> Dursleys when he finishes Hogwarts, and later make his
> own family and home with his wife and children ;-)
>
Quite - If it is *forced*, I hope it will end. However, as Harry did
leave Dursleys in PoA, I doubt the ancient magic *forces* him to stay.
I think it's more like being safe from vampires at home, because they
can't come in without invitation.
And, well, if it doesn't require blood-relatives, Harry *might* be
able to have the protection with Sirius, too! And er - how *close* do
those relatives need to be? Someone - like - Great-...- great-
grandfather's sister's descendant? If it's required to be a born
blood-relative.
Sirius and James were close at Hogwarts, the best of friends - they
didn't share a biological parent, but it is possible that they have
grown together as if they were brothers - or that they *were*
brothers in every other sense but sharing a biological parent. Like
milk-brothers (breast-fed by same woman), blood-brothers(by a
ritual), growing up closely together(social brothers)... None would
show in a record, but Sirius would remember...
-- Finwitch
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