The Dursleys

[finwitch]

No: HPFGUIDX 145814

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Corey Overton" <coverton at n...> 
wrote:
>
>  
> >lealess
> >I know children can ask if their friends
> >can stay over, but moving in to live somewhere for who knows how
> >long ... how can Harry, Ron or Hermione decide that without the
> >Dursleys' express invitation and acceptance

> Corey here :
> I agree with both of you to a point. To me Hermione isn't
> the type to just show up some place. But I can't wait to see what 
the
> Dursley's do when they see Ron and Hermione.

Finwitch:

Well, that is part of what I'm waiting for. Harry's to deal with the 
Dursleys - and it must be done before 31st July, of course. This 
will, hopefully, grant something related to Lily (from Petunia). She 
may not volunteer information, but there's always Veritaserum (Harry 
or Ron probably can't brew it, but I'm certain Hermione can if need 
be) and Legilimency. Harry *might* use that ability without meaning 
to. 

As for Hermione&Ron just going, not bothering to ask Dursleys - yes, 
well - I definately see Ron doing that. You know, the flying-car did 
not ask, and Ron 'we're coming no matter what they say' - and Harry 
says 'my godfather' to make Dursleys to let him go to QWC.

Maybe we'll also learn what Dudders saw with Dementors-- I wonder 
what it was?

And I definately like the idea of Vernon being the one who 'discovers 
magic late in life'. I wonder how the Ministry would react if it was 
Marge...

After *deal with Dursleys* there will be Bill&Fleur's wedding. The 
event where, most naturally, we ought to meet Ron's relatives - like 
that Molly's second cousin and Arthur's brothers... I shall be 
waiting for that, too.

And then there's a lot of Horcrux-hunt going on. I suppose Aberforth 
will come up - and I wonder about Albus Dumbledore's will.

Finwitch