Hogwarts letters Re: Choosing sides
hogsheadbarmaid
aletamay01 at yahoo.com
Tue Nov 30 15:12:52 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 118873
Alla wrote :
" But still many parents go to the unknown country, knowing that they
really won't have much possibilities to develop their professional
lives there, but their children will have the world opened for them."
Del replies :
I don't see it exactly like that. From the way it looks, Muggleborns
just trade one world for another. They leave the Muggle World to go
and live in the WW. And considering that the WW is a secret world, I
wouldn't say that going to Hogwarts opens the world to them, quite the
opposite. It's like moving from the States to some unknown little
country, where you'll have more possibilities but where you'll become
lost to the rest of the world.
Del
barmaid here:
What canon is there to back up the idea that Muggleborns must "leave
the Muggle World" and be confined withing the WW?? We really know
very little about Muggleborns. Harry, although raised in the Muggle
world is not Muggle born and is not in any way a good example of what
an average kid of either Muggle or Wizarding stock would experiance.
Hermione seems to be able go back and forth between worlds very
nicely. We see at OoP that the magical world and the Muggle world
are "closer" to each other, more intwined, than we would have thought
up to that point.
--barmaid
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