Lily's Parents
karen
karen.l.evans at wmich.edu
Sun Jun 10 03:15:06 UTC 2007
No: HPFGUIDX 170075
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Sherry Gomes" <sherriola at ...>
wrote:
>
> Karen wrote:
> Now the significance of this statement is that Harry was considered
for
> Slytherin in book one while wearing the sorting hat. If he was
considered
> then he must be full blooded. We already knew he was considered at
school
> to be from a all-magic family but what is an all- magic family? If
Harry's
> grandparents were muggles, as we suspect they are, then wouldn't he
not be
> from an all-magic family? To be considered for Slytherin he must
have been
> full blooded which means that either Petunia's parents are not
Lily's
> parents (Lily parents would be a witch and a wizard) or Petunia and
Lily's
> parents are not muggles. What do you think about those
possibilities?
Sherry:
If it turned out that Lily and Petunia were not sisters, then it would
> completely negate the blood protection for Harry, the reason
Dumbledore
> placed Harry with the Dursleys in the first place. If there was no
blood
> protection because they were not blood kin, I could not believe
Dumbledore
> did not know this, and therefore his actions in placing Harry there
would be
> unforgivable.
Karen: What if one or both of Harry's mom's parents were squibs? They
would certainly be proud to have a witch in the family if that were
the case. They would feel badly that they could not do magic
themselves and would be very proud of a daughter who could and
possibly giving more attention to her than to another daughter who
could not do magic. What support, if any, does JKR give us for this
theory?
>
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