Beginning of OotP (Re: How hard would it be..)
finwitch
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Wed Mar 19 09:16:28 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 53937
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "jsherman6" <jdm267 at p...> wrote:
Jack:
> The Dursleys in danger? I sure hope so. The act of Harry or some
> other Witch/Wizard (possibly Mrs. Figg?) saving the Dursleys could
> change the whole relationship between Harry and the Dursleys.
Me(Finwitch):
Well... I think Mr Weasley helping Dudley after the little piggie ate
Ton Tongue Toffee, did do something to assist that. He *did* wait
until Dursleys allowed it. So - Dursleys have allowed magic to be
performed in their house, even if only to undo another magic. And
er.. maybe Dudley will show a *bit* more respect to other people's
property from now on, particularly a wizard's - out of fear it'll do
something to him...
Jack:
> As for the Dursleys being killed, I really don't think so. While
at
> the moment the Dursleys are especially cruel people, they are the
> only family Harry has left. And I don't believe that JKR would
> completely orphan Harry.
Me(Finwitch):
Except that
a) killing off Dursleys would NOT completely orphan Harry. He'd still
have his godfather, even though Sirius is on the run. And well,
Sirius *does* care for Harry, Dursleys do NOT.
b) The books *are* getting darker, mainly because Voldemort is back,
but also because 15-year-old Harry sees more bad in the World.
I don't think Dursleys would change if one wizard says to have saved
them from another, but if Vernon learns that Mr Mason is a wizard,
*then* his behaviour towards wizards and magic would change -
although NOT his attitude, I guess.
-- Finwitch
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