Why Arthur & Molly were not in the Order the first time around
Katrina
patnkatng at cox.net
Sun Oct 26 12:51:22 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 83596
Laura wrote:
> >
> > Sorry, not buying. Having young children didn't
> > stop the Potters or
> > the Longbottoms from being active Order members-I
> > know the Weasleys
> > had a bunch more than either of those couples but
> > still.
Then Kathryn responded:
> Here's another suggestion. We never hear anything
> about the Weasley's having close family or the
> parent's having adult friends. The Potters on the
> other hand possibly still had living parents and we
> know they had friends (Arabella Figg) that could watch
> Harry. But with as many children as the Weasley's
> have it would be difficult for the parents to be away
> from home. Also, for a decent amount of that time
> (like around the time the Potters were killed) Mrs.
> Weasley would have been pregnant with Ginny, so I
> doubt they would have a pregnant woman fighting
> Voldemort. Just a thought in defense of my favorite
> wizarding family:)
Now Katrina weighs in:
As a mother of twin toddlers, I have to add that there is *no
comparison* between raising them and raising a single toddler. The
thought of Fred & George as toddlers sends shivers up my spine. To
add other little ones to the mix - and another on the way - is way
more than I want to contemplate.
IMHO, when (IF) Molly had any time to spare, she spent it sleeping.
Katrina
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