What's in it for the Dursleys (Was On the other hand.....)
meriaugust
meriaugust at yahoo.com
Tue Mar 9 16:17:53 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 92546
Massive snips of Kneasy and Hunter Greens original posts:
> Over and over again in each book, the Dursleys rights as guardians
> are ignored, yet they are expected to still let Harry have a room
in
> their house.
This quote struck me for some reason, and I was reminded of the Peck
of Owls chapter in OP. Aunt Petunia obviously has some connections to
the WW that even her husband doesn't know about. Could there be some
overriding reason, other that DD's howlers, that keeps the door open
for Harry every summer after Hoogwarts lets out? I doubt that there
is monetary compensation, so what could this connection be? Any
thoughts?
Meri
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