New Clue - Graveyard at Hogwarts
earendil_fr
viviane at lestic.com
Sun May 30 07:29:48 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 99774
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Eustace_Scrubb" <dk59us at y...>
wrote:
> Melissa wrote:
> >Someone asked why would J/L have been buried at Hogwarts I want to
> know
> >why they wouldn't have been?
> >
> > Melissa
>
> Eustace_Scrubb:
> I agree yours is a good question. For one thing, if the Potters
left
> no living relatives save Harry, Petunia and Dudley, who would have
> been in charge of funeral arrangements? Of their close friends,
> Sirius and Peter were gone as well within 24 hours or so. My guess
> would be that Dumbledore would have filled the role.
Earendil:
I'm the one who asked in another post why J/L would have been buried
at Hogwarts. (maybe someone else asked though)
Anyway, I was about to reply to Melissa something along the lines
of 'well, why not somewhere else?', giving GH as an example, or a
possible Potter family shrine somewhere in England, or a birthplace,
etc... and saying that what I was wondering was why they would
*have* to be buried at Hogwarts specifically and not some other
place.
And then I read your post. I think you have a point. With no living
relatives, taking care of funeral arrangements would be a problem,
and it would explain a burial at Hogwarts if DD had filled the role.
However, you forgot Lupin among the close friends... He could have
taken care of funeral arrangements, that was the least he could do
for his friends...
BTW, do we know if Pettigrew's finger was buried after it was given
to his mother? Or where it was buried? It would be quite logical for
Peter to be buried next to the two friends he (supposedly) died
for...
Earendil
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