OOP: Weasley vs. Black and families in general
noxsstar
battymia at hotmail.com
Sat Jul 5 07:30:41 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 67554
> Something struck me as odd, however: Sirius explains how pure-
blooded
> wizards are in short supply, and they pretty much have to marry
their
> cousins if they want to keep the bloodlines "pure." He then
mentions
> his being related to the Weasleys as an example. I thought it was
odd
> that Arthur and Molly, both pure-bloods, ended up with each other,
> considering the rarity of their ancestries and the fact that
neither
> of them harbor blood prejudices. Sure, the Weasleys are in the
story
> as an example of not-wealthy, not-bigoted pure blood wizards, but
> with this new information, we know that it takes a special effort
for
> families to *stay* pure-blooded. Just odd.
>
I believe that in regards to Sirius being related to the Weasly's is
just a conicidence. He did say "if ever a family was a bunch of
blood traiters it's the Weasleys."(OTP113). Ron did mention to Harry
in The Sorceror's Stone that he had a reative that was an
accountant. So from this I am surmise that yes, Mossly and Arthur
are both in the web of pure blood familys, but that the Weasley is
one clan that pure blood marriage is not the only otion.
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