was HBP possibility/ Born as Squibs

Chys Sage Lattes yami69hikari at yahoo.com
Mon Mar 28 04:52:38 UTC 2005


No: HPFGUIDX 126697


Alina:
> I believe half-blood is a term that applies only to witches 
> and wizards, not to squibs or muggles.  The real question is
> for me, whether someone who has one magical and one muggle 
> parent but can't do magic themselves is called a squib or a
> muggle?
 

Chys:

I think in this one, it's squib since it's FROM a magical parent 
but with no magical ability. I don't know what it would be for a squib who has muggle/squib children with another squib or with a 
muggle as father/mother. Could a squib have wizarding children 
that are still magical?

However, I do think that Squib (who married) a wizard as mother/father who produced an heir he/she would either be born as 
another squib in the family, or a wizard/witch dependant upon 
whether they could use magic or not because the mother/father was 
magical.

Gah. I can see it better this way:

Muggle x Muggle = Muggle child or Wizard/Witch child (In which case 
it's called Muggleborn or 'Mudblood')

Muggle x Wizard/Witch = Squib? or Wizard/Witch child (In which case 
it is half-blood, but is it called a Squib in this case??)

Wizard x Witch = Squib child or Wizard/Witch child (Dependent upon 
family history, this is pure-blooded or half-blooded.)

Squib x Wizard/Witch = Squib child or Wizard/Witch Child (I don't 
know how bloodlines apply to this with intricate family histories.)

Is that right?
Correct me if I'm wrong, as I would want to know.

Thanks
Chys










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