Why were the kids in Grimmauld Place? (was: Am I the only one)
potioncat
willsonkmom at msn.com
Tue Apr 13 11:21:03 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 95809
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> Neri:
> > I thougt the explanation for the kids' presense in GP was pretty
> > obvious, but maybe I missed something? It seems clear that once
> > the DEs discover the Weasleys are on DD's side (which was almost
> > immediatly if Arthur and Molly were standing guard around the
> > Ministry and the DoM) their kids would become likely targets.
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>
> Bonny here:
>
> Well, I thought that it was pretty obvious too, but I wasn't
> thinking of the danger of Death Eaters - the kids were free labour!
> Yeah, it was important to advancing the plot, but it was also
> important that the headquarters of the order become habitable, and
> Sirius couldn't do that alone.
Potioncat:
Those are two very good reasons that never crossed my mind! Thanks!
I always thought it made a good adventure from a young reader point
of view, for the kids to be there, and to be getting away with a few
pranks, but I had never been able to work out a "reason" before.
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