Molly sees herself as blood traitor?

M.Clifford Aisbelmon at hotmail.com
Fri Mar 4 00:56:19 UTC 2005


No: HPFGUIDX 125462


> >Valky wrote:
> She was raised by purebloodists, and married into a pureblood
> family and not once did she consider that she would ever be
> outcast for her love of Arthur. ... she was thought she had
> pleased *everyone*.
> 
> But not so, because she had become a traitor to pureblood.
> In OOtP when Sirius shows Harry the tapestry, and all the
> burnholes where names used to be, I admit having the presumption
> that the silly old bag hadn't *hurt* anyone by it. I was wrong.
> <snip> Mrs Black wasn't a harmless old biddy trying to make a
> foolish point, she really did break hearts in her family with her
> maliciousness, and Molly is our proof.
> After all, she was raised believing Pure Wizard blood *is*
> superior....
> 
> 
> vmonte now:
> 
> I agree with SSSusan. What proof do we have that all pure blood 
> families raise their children to have this ideology of hate? 

Valky:
I am supposing that there is actually a middle ground between the 
the out and out liberals, and the purebloodists where Molly stands.
And that it is a result of loving people from both sides of the 
equation, which I think pertains to Molly because her elder female 
relatives were *probably* Mr's Black and her variously weird aunts 
and grandmothers (see message 125223), whom I am sure that Molly 
would love and give importance to in spite of their faults.


Vmonte:
> What 
> about Arthur? He is also a pureblood, is he not? Is he also a 
> blood traitor?
> 

Valky:
Yes, the Weasley's are the Blood traitors. But they are Pureblood, 
so Blood Traitor means something other than marrying muggleborn 
which is so far unspecified. 

Vmonte:
> And Molly's brothers were part of the Order. So, that makes at 
> least three from one family that did not have this ideology of 
> hate. Were they all blood traitors?
> 

Valky:
Well maybe that's what blood traitor means. The DE's did go to some 
rather extreme lengths to kill the Prewett brothers. fascinating 
veiwpoint thankyou Vivian.

OTOh to your question, The brothers are male relatives, that's an 
important distinction given Molly's obviously "girly" nature.
(Read Molly going flaky for Lockheart and discussing Love potions 
with the teenage girls)
Molly's female relatives would have some great importance to her, 
but who are they? Best guess is Mrs Black and her strangely sadistic 
counterparts.

Valky








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