Repercussions for Fred/George(was Re: Hagrid's wand)

susanbones2003 rdas at facstaff.wisc.edu
Thu Oct 2 22:42:16 UTC 2003


No: HPFGUIDX 82134

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Jen Reese" <stevejjen at e...> 
wrote:
> --- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "leb2323" <lbiles at f...> wrote:
> 
> > I'm afraid that book 6 is going to start out with some very nasty 
> > repercussions from actions in OoP that our attention was diverted
> > away from by the big events at the end of the book.  Among them
> > Hagrid being punished for assault and Umbridge taking full credit 
> for 
> > her "revolutionary" DADA teaching methods resulting in the 
highest 
> > OWLs in years -- which explains her gleam during Harry's DADA 
OWL.  
> > I really hope I am wrong on all counts!
> 
> 
> Jen:
> Talking about repercussions from OOTP, this one is minor but a 
loose 
> end I'd like to see tied up: The last scene at the train station 
when 
> all the Weasleys are present including Fred and George. And Mrs. 
> Weasley is acting the same as always, not at all like her 
> two "trouble" children quit school and started a joke shop. 
> 
> Sure, sure, I know the WW hangs in the balance at the moment, but 
> still...this is *important*. Harry worried all through OOTP about 
the 
> Weasley's finding out about the joke shop and his financial backing 
> and ...nothing.
> 
> Were we denied the scene when Molly and Arthur find out F/G left 
> school and started a joke shop? It seems so, since F/G are 
obviously 
> *not* getting off the Hogwarts Express. I want to at least hear the 
> story at some point.  How Molly blew her top, but then finally 
> realized and accepted that F/G are meant to own a joke shop and 
> that's a perfectly OK profession and yada, yada...or whatever took 
> place.
> 
> Any other repercussions that need a little explanation in Book 6?

Another Jen...
Two things that we have discussed ad nauseum but I will be looking 
for the play out, 1)How will Harry and Snape interact? Harry's always 
had reasons to dislike Snape but the hatred coursing through him when 
he sees Snape for the first time after Sirius'death, that reached a 
whole new level. He's using Snape as a scapegoat, and while I'm 
hoping he gets over it, I don't think it will be a neat and tidy 
process. The other situation: Will Draco and the children of other 
DE's be back? And if so, how can school possibly be conducted as per 
normal?
Jennifer





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