[HPforGrownups] Re: The Whole Evans Theory
udder_pen_dragon
udderpd at yahoo.co.uk
Mon Nov 17 22:28:19 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 85257
justcarol67 <justcarol67 at yahoo.com> wrote:
Oops! I made an error in my previous post and would like to use this
one to replace it.
Carol wrote:
> I think Petunia is Harry's only *known* relative. Dumbledore isn't
> lying or exaggerating: he's speaking the truth as he knows it.
Udder Pendragon responded:
> The words are: UK PB Page15
>
> "I've come to bring Harry to his aunt and uncle. They're the only
family he has left now."
Carol:
Well, yes, but this is only one of several references, some of which
say "relative" rather than "family." And Petunia as his closest
(blood) relative is more important than the Dursleys as "family."
Interesting that "family" here includes Uncle Vernon, who is *not* a
blood relation. Hm.
UPD wrote:
> This does not preclude Harry having other relatives.
Carol:
I agree. I've been arguing for some five posts now that Mark Evans is
Harry's second cousin or something of the sort.
UPD wrote:
But if LP/PD's dad had a brother who was 15 or so years younger
than him. Then Mark E could be Harrys First Cousin
Carol:
One small problem: In order for Mark and Harry to be first cousins,
Mark's father would have to be their brother. If Mark's father is
their father's brother (their uncle), Mark would be Lily and Petunia's
first cousin and Harry's first cousin once removed. It's simpler all
around if Mark's father is Lily and Petunia's slightly younger first
cousin, which would make Mark and Harry second cousins.
Carol
U_P_D again
Keeping in mind what JKR has said about not introducing new characters in the last two books. I think she would be very naughty to give Lilly and Petunia a brother at this stage. I would settle for first cousin once removed and how about his dad being married to a muggle born witch he met through Lilly.
Udder Pendragon
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