Why buy 5 sets of Lockhart's book?
amycrn4230
amycrn4230 at yahoo.com
Thu Sep 23 13:24:54 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 113655
romuluslupin1:
*snip* Why did the Weasleys, who are reputedly so poor, spend so much
money on 5 sets of Lockhart's books.
Amy here:
I guess after the trip to Egypt, my thoughts on the Weasley's are
that they are not-so-poor, ...they don't have all the gold that
traditional "pure-blood" families are "supposed" to have, but they
still have enough to live on... kinda like America's middle
class...what I mean is,
1. they did buy all the sets of Lockhart books.
2. They bought treats for the boys that became prefects.
3. When Mr. Weasley won the contest, they didn't save for other more
practical stuff, they took a trip.
Now I look at this like, they either don't manage their money well,
or they are just frugal, and don't put much on the need for all new
stuff.
I consider myself middle class...in this old muggle world...I COULD
spend my money on designer clothes and such, but...I'd rather look
for bargains...go to rummage sales, Goodwill, clearance sales, and
then be able to take a cruise....thats my thoughts anyway...They have
enough money, just choose how to spend it more wisely. (or not so
wisely, however you look at it?)
Amy C.
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