Gender in the WW

[lagattalucianese]

No: HPFGUIDX 143638

> 
> Irene:
> 
> It's not her fault that headmasters tend to stick in
> their job for 50 years and more. There was a female
> headmaster in 19th century (she is mentioned in OoTP),
> and she also was the manager of St. Mungo before
> coming to Hogwarts. That's a powerful job in the
> wizarding society.
> And Madame Maxime is a contemporary Headmistress.
> 
I don't think I'd care to tangle with Minerva McGonagall. And I'm with 
you that Transformation is a serious Wizarding discipline. (She's also 
an animage, and a darned good one.)

La Gatta (who is a bit that way herself =^..^=)