Flitwick/Fudge/the Potters
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willsonkmom at msn.com
Tue Feb 24 19:12:25 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 91554
I'm re-reading PoA, chapter 10 and noticed a few things (pp. 201-210
Scholastic paperback)
McGonagall, Flitwick, Hagrid and Fudge arrive at the Three
Broomsticks and sit near Harry, Hermione and Ron. Then they begin to
talk to Rosmerta about Black.
Here are two interesting tid bits:
A few threads ago we were wondering about Flitwick and his role in
OWLS. Although his subject isn't mentioned, he was a teacher during
the marauders' days. He recalls James and Sirius as being like
brothers. (I know as group we pretty much decided that Flitwick was
teaching then, but here is canon.)
What surprises me is that Fudge refers to "James and Lily" several
times as if he had been on a first name basis with them. Oddly
enough, Professors McGonagall and Flitwick refer to James and Sirius
always as Potter and Black.
I'm not sure if this just made the storytelling easier or if Fudge
knew the Potters well. Or if he is just a name dropper. Do we know
how old he is?
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