Hogwarts Tuition/Thoughts on Crooked noses: wasWeasley Family

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No: HPFGUIDX 72969

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "megalynn44" <megalynn44 at h...> 
wrote:
> 
> Now! On to Crooked noses. Am I the only one that thought that 
> adjective was used alot in this book? Mostly in descriptions of 
> Dumbledore, but ALSO, in a certain man fighting with his wife while 
a 
> greasy-haried child hid in the corner.
> 
> I have seen many theories on Dumbledore being related to Harry, but 
> what if he is related to Snape instead? Would that have had any 
> effect on Snape's return to the light side? Would that cause 
> resentment towards Snape from the Marauders? Just a thought....


I think the theme of broken noses throught the books is interesting. 
I just have one criticism of your Snape/Dumbledore theory. The first 
being that the man had a hooked nose, not a crooked one. Also, I 
think I recall in one of the books that Dumbledore's nose looks like 
it had been broken many times, so his crooked nose wouldn't be to 
genetics. I may be wrong about that though, I can't find it to check.

One thing that I thought was interesting, was that percy broke his 
nose in Goblet while fighting the Death Eaters. I know its in retro-
spect, but the phrase "I smell a rat." Pettigrew was Percy's rat and 
Percy had been fooled by him.  


Roxx (who feels her social life slipping away as she wastes herself 
reading the million and one posts on this site every day)