Where does it say that Molly is a pureblood fanatic???

[vmonte]

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Betsy:
To us, the readers, yes. And maybe even to the Weasley children, but
I don't think there's much in canon to suggest exactly *what* Molly's
beliefs are, but there's a fair bit that hint she might not be as
liberal as her husband.


vmonte responds:
Sorry, you are wrong here. The reverse is true. I've read some of the 
stories at Red Hen, and although I thought some were good, this 
particular one about Molly is dead wrong. Molly has a strong 
personality. There is no way that she would be able to hide her true 
feelings about anything. It would be quite clear to the readers of 
the HP books if she did not care for Hermione and Harry. The Weasley 
parents (both) have brought up their children to respect nonmagical 
folk. It is quite obvious (looking at canon) how the children 
(including F&G) feel towards muggles. I'm not saying that Molly is 
perfect, no one is, but I'd choose her to be on my side any day.

I also feel bad for Molly because she is probably going to die saving 
one of her children--and it's probably Percy.

Vivian