OOP: Black Relatives (WAS Re:SPOILERS! My defense of Harry)
brassgryphon
madaxe at starspath.com
Mon Jun 23 22:08:23 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 62408
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Richelle Votaw" <rvotaw at i...>
wrote:
> Lots of replies on here, all combined. I think I'm replying to
Marc (moved from OTChatter), Jenny, Marianne, and Laura. I think
that's all.
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> > 5. Does wizard society not have funerals? Granted, a public
memorial
> > for Sirius was out of the question, and there was no body to
bury,
> > but is anyone else disturbed that there was not even a mention of
a
> > private service for those who knew him? Wouldn't Harry have
> > benefitted from something like that rather than grieving by
himself
> > at the edge of the lake?
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> I know what you mean, there was no closure there. Just Harry's
>private little wake for Sirius by the lake. Perhaps something like
>that will come up early in Book 6. Which leads me to another
>question. What about Sirius's house? Who does it belong to now?
>As the guy (can't remember his name) in the painting kept reminding
>us, Sirius was the last of the house of Black. Would one of his
>cousins get it? Or would it go to Harry, since he was his
>godchild? Do wizards have wills?
I know that Harry can't stray from Petunia during hols, so certainly
not him, but did any of you notice? His cousin Andromeda married a
Muggle-born named *Ted Tonks*. Meaning that Nymphadora is almost
positively Sirius' cousin-once-removed; maybe she gets the house. If
she turns out evil, though, we will know JKR has made the full
transit to sadism. If she's good, though, as is more'n'likely... good
characters seem prone to nepotism if the relative in question has any
good qualities at all.
Brass Gryphon
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