Underage Magic at the Weasley's (and in general)
mavencree
mavencree at hotmail.com
Thu Mar 13 06:59:54 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 53696
Self defense definitely would have to be an exception to the rule.
Other than that, I think the law is in place to protect muggle-borns
and/or underaged wizards living with muggles. I mean, imagine if say
Neville lived with muggles, and set an engorgement charm on someone's
head or something. And all he has is a toad, and no owl to call for
help. The person could die. I don't think the Ministry is as
concerned for families with adult wizards. If they were they would
probably age-mark the spells or put tracers on them for underaged
people. I think the Ministry is aware of where magical families are,
and when magic shows up where they know no adult witch or wizard to
be, that's when they investigate.
Maven
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