Marge (wasRe: Harry Cunning or Manipulative?
Geoff Bannister
gbannister10 at tiscali.co.uk
Sun Feb 26 14:25:45 UTC 2006
No: HPFGUIDX 148815
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "potioncat" <willsonkmom at ...>
wrote:
>
>
> > Geoff:
> snip
> They've also got the terrifying thought of
> > placating Dudley who would probably go ballistic if his birthday
trip
> > was delayed because of the problem. No, Aunt Marge has got to be
> > somewhere fairly close.
>
>
> Potioncat:
> PoA, chapter 2;
>
> "Aunt Marge lived in the country in a house with a large garden,
where
> she bred bulldogs."
>
> Her train came in at 10 in the morning.
>
> How far away is the country and how often do trains run? Or could
> Vernon be so terrified that he was grasping at impossible straws?
>
> As for trains, my youngest has discovered the Beatles and we
recently
> watched "A Hard's Day's Night." A portion of it takes place on a
train.
> Which to me looked just like the Hogwarts Express.
>
> You would have thought the movie would take me back to my Beatles
> days, but no, I kept thinking the boys were on their way to
Hogwarts.
> From my current point of view, they looked young enough.
>
> Potioncat, who hasn't worked something this OT into a canon-based
post
> in a long time.
Geoff:
Depends on what you mean by the country. Staff I used to work with
who lived in the Epsom area would say that they lived in the country,
yet that was only 3-4 miles beyond the edge of "suburbia". I am
surprised that Marge came by train. I would expect many folk living
any distance into the country, particularly Marge's type to have a
car.
Mark you, it is possible that she moved house between 1991-1993.
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