Not All Weasley's are Weasley's

[dumbledore11214]

No: HPFGUIDX 102102

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "potioncat" <willsonkmom at m...> 
wrote:

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> 
>  You could also make the argument that given the way WW adults use  
> secrecy around kids in general, the twins might not be told about 
it 
> until grown. Although in another post, someone brings up that Ron 
> doesn't react at reading about the Prewitts death and he should at 
> least recognise the names.  (Although maybe he's keeping secrets 
like 
> Neville does.)
> 
> However, one argument against it is that the twins, Ron, and Percy 
> favor Arthur Weasly while Bill and Charlie favor Molly.  
> 
> Potioncat


Alla:

I think I like this theory too. I don't think it will be unusual if 
twins indeed were not told about it till they are grown, or never.

I was actually very surprised when I came to the United States that 
children are often told that they are adoptive.

In the country where I come from, children usually never know, unless 
the circumstances are highly unusual.