OotP: Harry's Family (minor spoiler)

Vicky Gwosdz vicky.gwosdz at group4falck.be
Mon Jun 23 12:37:11 UTC 2003


No: HPFGUIDX 62020

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Julia" <enderjulia at y...> wrote:

> My turn!  Dumbledore, when referring to the Dursleys', and I don't 
> care what Dumbledore says, I refuse to refer to that place as 
> Harry's home, I believe meant that he was untouchable there, and as 
> a child that was immensely important.  Also apparently, he had Ms. 
> Figg and others looking after him as child (Diggle had shown up 
> before he went to Hogwarts, along with others in major Muggle 
> areas).  As he's grown and gone to school, that has become less and 
> more important.  Harry can protect himself to a degree now, but I 
> think Dumbledore basically wanted a safe haven for Harry when he 
> wasn't in the wizarding world.  

But DD says (not an exact quote): "You only need to once a year to a 
place where Lilys blood is to be safe".  He refers to it as being a 
form of ancient magic.  So I gather it is a lot more then just a safe 
haven.
It also says in the book that Aunt Petunia has been responsible for 
keeping Harry alive for the past 15 years.

About Harry's 7th year.  When he returns to Hogwarts that year, he 
will not intend to go back to the Dursleys (or a place where Lily's 
blood is) so the ancient magic should no longer work.

I don't know, but I assume this will become more important as we go 
along.


My 2 cts,

Vicky






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