Tracing ancestry (was: Naughty, Guilty! DD)

cubfanbudwoman susiequsie23 at cubfanbudwoman.yahoo.invalid
Mon Mar 28 14:59:42 UTC 2005


Anne wrote:
> How *does* the heir of Slytherin know of his heritage, though as
> Hermione says, the passage of time makes tracing family trees that
> far difficult?  

SSSusan:
Of all this juicy stuff put forth, I latch onto this tiny rub.  But 
there you have it.  WHY would this comment of Hermione's be true?  If 
the generational span of yer average witchorwizard is 2 to 3 times that 
of a human, wouldn't it be *easier* to trace the family tree?  At least 
easier back to a set point in comparison to muggles?  You know what I 
mean?  Say you want to go back to 1450 or to 1200 -- there'd ostensibly 
be a lot fewer generations to trace for the witch or wizard than for 
the muggle.

Doesn't matter much in the scheme of things, but....

Siriusly Snapey Susan








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