Harry and Ginny

[finwitch]

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> Kelleyaynn:
> 
> I'm sure that the break up at Dumbledore's funeral is not the last 
> we will see of Harry/Ginny until he defeats Voldemort. The build up 
> in HBP was too significant for it to disappear for what will 
> probably be nearly the entire book, only to have him come back to 
> her at the end. I think JKR has hinted in other ways that she is 
> important is some way to the ending of the story. Physically Ginny 
> is remarkably similar to Lily, her status as the seventh child, and 
> the first girl in (I think) seven generations of Weasleys I'm sure 
> is not just a throwaway point.

Finwitch:

There must indeed be something. After all, it has been established
that number seven has magical qualities. Seven years of Hogwarts etc.

Other important numbers that might come up: 3. I doubt that 3 tasks is
a co-incidence in GoF.

You know, approximate number of days in a moon (as opposed to a month,
a moon is the REAL cycle of the moon.) is 28 - also, four times seven.
I'd say that lycanthropy, for example, happens to follow a lunaric
cycle (transformation always on full moon) but is not *really* linked
to moon per se, only numerically. I really have only the Boggart-moon
 to support this, but I just thought: what would happen if Lupin
decided to become an astronaut and visit the Moon? Could he escape his
lycanthropy by space-travelling (some magical means) so far that
Moon-light or Moon-gravity or Moon-whatever can't reach him? For some
reason I doubt that space-travel would have any influence.


Finwitch