The graves of James and Lily

[juli17 at aol.com]

No: HPFGUIDX 111355


> If the cemetary is on school grounds, Harry could have walked past it 
> a hundred times and would probably never have given it a second 
> thought.  It's not like he's going to go walking through the cemetary 
> examining headstones on the off chance that he knows someone.  Until 
> someone tells him that his parents are buried there, he'll have no 
> reason to go there.
> 
> --Cory
> 

Still, if your parents died when you were young, wouldn't where they 
were buried be something you'd long to know? Understandably, if
Harry asked the Dursleys and they refused to tell him, he wouldn't
have kept pursuing the issue. But once he entered the WW, it's hard 
to believe he wouldn't have asked where they were buried (or if their
bodies survived the conflagration at Godric's Hollow). But, as far as 
we know, Harry's never even thought about it in the past five years.

Perhaps Harry will discover his parents' graves, but JKR will have to
explain his previous complete lack of interest (maybe someone put
Harry under a "disinterest" charm so he wouldn't, er, dig up something
better left buried ;-) 

Julie 


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