[HPforGrownups] Re: Petunia's pact (long)

K G moonmyyst13 at yahoo.com
Mon Sep 6 15:42:04 UTC 2004


No: HPFGUIDX 112172




--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Josh Warren" <wrote:
snip.

> Also, keep in mind the related hinting elsewhere of a late-
bloomer... 
> the only person we'll see (and very rare in JKR's world) who will 
> develop magic after the age of 11. I think we all agree that it is 
> Petunia. This would seem to mean that it still hasn't happened yet, 
> and based on other things, won't until book 7.
> 
> We don't know what hold Dumbledore has over her, but yeah, based on 
> the hints thus far and what not, I don't see a binding making 
> sense. :-)
> 


Alla:

I realised that I did not finish my post. Thanks! I also agree that 
Petunia is likely to be the late bloomer, but what if her magic will 
wake up again after it was binded?

As I said, I know that it is pretty out there. :o)





How long after someone dies do the spells cast keep in effect?  Many are specualting on DD's death in book 7.  I, myself, would hate to see this happen, but if it did, and suppose this theory is correct, would the un-binding be the trigger of the "re-awakening" of the magic?  As for the timing - would Petunia's refusal to go to Hogwarts be the basis of the binding and not Harry being delivered.  This would explain the bitterness.  DD simply took advantage of the binding and used it to say "You owe me one".  

moonmyyst


		
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