Ronald Billius Weasley/ HBP possibility

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No: HPFGUIDX 126652


--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, chnc1024 at A... wrote:
> In a message dated 3/26/2005 4:05:40 PM Pacific Standard Time,  
> bree4378 at y... writes:
>  
> Sabrina wrote:
>  
> Is  Hermione considered a witch?  If she were to marry and a 
muggle, 
> would  their child be considered a half-blood, although she has "no 
> magical  blood?"
> 
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> Chancie:
>  
> Yes, Hermione possesses the magical "gene" so she is considered a  
witch.
> the ability to do magic determines if your a witch/wizard, if  not 
even Squibs
> would be witches/wizards, because of their family.  IMO  if 
Hermione was
> to marry a muggle (I personally see her with Ron, but that's 
another  post =) 
> )
> and have a child, the child would have 1/2 magical blood, and 1/2  
muggle 
> blood, so I think that would make the child half blood regardless 
of  whether
> or not the child could do magic. 
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> Sabrina wrote:
> 
> The reason I'm asking is because I got to thinking about 
J.Rowling's  
> hints of a romance between Ron and Hermione. Ron being pureblood, 
> and  Hermione being of no (magical) blood, would that make a future 
child of 
> their's  a Half-Blood?  If so, is it possible that the HBP could be 
a 
> reference to a  future someone?  A.k.a the son of Ron and Hermione?
>  
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> Chancie again:
>  
> I think that this can be answered simply by looking at Harry.  
> He had one muggle born parent, and one pure blood parent. 
> He's considered half blood regardless of the fact that Lily was 
> witch.  I wouldn't see Ron and Hermione's child being any  
different.


Snow:

Yes, but Tom Riddle alias Lord Voldemort has one magical parent and 
one "totally" non magical parent...what do you call him?

I call him wanting!