What does Christmas represent to the WW?

[Geoff Bannister]

No: HPFGUIDX 95224

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "laylalast" <liliana at w...> 
wrote:
> <Snip of previous posts> 
> 
> > Potioncat:
> <snips rest> 
> 
> > Potioncat who wonders if in the WW Father Christmas is real? (I 
do 
> > believe I do! I do!)
> 
> Lilian:
> 
> Not that I want to interfere with your beliefs.... But with 
Christmas 
> Harry, Ron et al receive and give each other gifts, so I would say 
> that Father Christmas is not real there either. Even Dumbledore did 
> not receive any socks from him! (PS/SS)
> 
> Lilian, who started sweating when having to read to her eldest son 
> about HRH et al giving each other Christmas gifts, when said son, 
> aged 7, still firmly believes in the existence of Father Christmas 
> and 'Sinterklaas'.

Geoff:
When I was a child and when my own children were young, Father 
Christmas came but, in addition to his gifts, he brought gifts from 
Mum and Dad and other family members who had given them to him to 
deliver.

So, for example, when the Weasleys were young, they could have had 
the same structure.

Thought to Potioncat. Father Christmas is certainly real in the 
Narnian region of the Wizarding World.