Tuition (was Re: Founders as Wizarding Government)

Juli jlnbtr at yahoo.com
Wed Nov 17 01:04:57 UTC 2004


No: HPFGUIDX 118047


> > Hester Griffith:
> > SS pg. 63:  "I haven't got any money - and you
> > heard Uncle Vernon last night... he won't pay 
> > for me to go and learn magic."
> > 
> > I always read this as meaning Harry took enough 
> > to pay tuition, buy books for a few years, and 
> > have extra spending money. <snip> 
> 
> Lupinlore:
> But are we sure this was for tuition?  I always read
> it as meaning the money was for his supplies.  But I 
> could be wrong.


I think Hogwarts works like a semi-private school, you
pay according to your income, the Wealeys pay less
than the Malfoys for example. Harry because he's got
more than enough money would pay full fare. Maybe this
is why Malfoy acts as if he owns the school (I know it
could also be because his father was in the board).

Juli



 








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