Just thinking
meriaugust
meriaugust at yahoo.com
Sat Jul 24 18:20:05 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 107562
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "theadimail" <theadimail at y...>
wrote:
> Hi,
> After reading the explanation Dumbledore gives about why he
wanted
> Harry at Petunia's house, I was struck by a point. I mean, he
doesn't
> have to live at Privet Drive compulsorily, right? He can live
> wherever she lives. I mean, suppose the wizarding world has a new
> minister who decides that leaving the Dursleys alone would be
> inviting disatser and have them all moved to some safe place, the
> protection will still work, right?
> Bye
> Adi
Yes, I beleive that you are right. The important factor is that he
stay with someone who shares his mother's blood, not the house
itself. I believe that DD also says something along the lines of as
long as Harry can call his aunt's house his home then he will be, to
some extent protected. So even if, god forbid, Uncle Vernon were to
be elected Prime Minister, 10 Downing Street would be enveloped in
the protection, as well. Though there are certain implications that
Petunia must stay alive for the protection to still work, just
because I am not sure that it would also work with Dudley.
Meri
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