Half-and-half couples (Was: Unconcerned parents)
Chys Sage Lattes
yami69hikari at yahoo.com
Fri Apr 29 21:13:39 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 128264
>
> Carol responds:
And no doubt she has Muggle
> warning devices like the ones JKR advertises on her site (in the
> Rumours section) in case her husband's relatives drop in uninvited
for
> tea.
Chys:
I've never seen that, is it new? Or something random? I keep seeing
Madam Malkin's advertizements. And something about cheese.
Carol:
I can't see a "half and half" family living in a Muggle city (how
> *did* the Blacks manage to leave the house unseen?), but they
couldn't
> live in a wizarding community, either.
Chys:
A half-half might be able to to that, but keep it very low profile.
The Dursleys get owls now and then.
I don't understand the Blacks in particular, having a house in a
muggle area at all. If they're an old family, pureblood and all of
that, what's the point in mingling with the 'commonfolk and muddies'?
I would have thought they would be more secluded or in a more
wizarding territory. This just puzzles me.
Carol:
(Imagine Mr. Finnegan in Diagon
> Alley, assuming that people live as well as work there. And he
> obviously doesn't live in Hogsmeade.) So living near a Muggle
village
> but hidden from view (a la the Weasleys) seems like the only
solution,
> especially if the Muggle spouse has a job in the Muggle world. And
he
> or she would want an address that the postman can find.
Chys:
Lol, I forget the wonders of the Post Office box.
Chys
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