Malfoys on Weasleys
yolandacarroll
yolandacarroll at yahoo.com
Fri Nov 7 02:08:56 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 84274
I'd thought the same thing.
> That could explain Lucius' attitude toward the Weasleys..."here I
am, rich
> as Croesus, and I'd _love_ to have a huge pureblood family, but I
can't!
> Meanwhile, here's this redheaded loser with his dumpy wife, and
they're
> banging out kids like it's about to go out of style.
I liked the "about to go out of style" part. heh.
I had thought of something along the lines of "something money can't
buy" regarding Lucius and more children.
One possible solution of course would be magic, but what if for
whatever reason, a curse for instance, that wouldn't work.
My problem is you would think they would have potions and/or charms
for that sort of thing. Then again, magic has limits in HP's world.
Maybe, just like for muggles, some couples can use fertility
treatments and others no matter what they try will never get pregnant
or in this case pregnant again.
Can't you just see it? Lucius and Narcissa spending pounds and
pounds of gold only to finally have to accept that Draco will always
be an only child.
Another thing, how long did it take them to have Draco? I don't know
if Molly and Arthur are along with Lucius and Narcissa, but if they
are that would mean in the time it took Lucius to father one child.
Arthur and Molly had had six.
Lastly, and this is a bit of a stretch (or maybe not). In COS, in
the shop at Knockturn Alley, Lucius didn't seem too happy with
Draco. I mean the boy let a muggleborn out score him. In Lucius
warped little mind, the Malfoys are superior to the rest of us. How
dare his son let some muggleborn get better marks than him?
Perhaps, Lucius wishes he had more children so everything isn't
riding on Draco. I think one of his biggest fears is that Draco may
let the family down in a big way. Afterall, if he can't have any
more kids, then there's nothing he can do about it. I imagine that
Lucius has some serious control issues and things beyound his control
just kill him. Well, that would definately qualify as something he
can't buy/bully/scheme his way around.
Yolanda
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