Non Humans: (was: A Simpler Scenario

[Catlady (Rita Prince Winston)]

Kneasy wrote in http://groups.yahoo.com/group/the_
old_crowd/message/3146 :

<< Interestingly, Jo's metaphysics are somewhat limited, if not tinged
with with partiality. GoF chap. 14, The Unforgivable Curses. "The use
of any one of them on *a fellow human being* is enough to earn a life
sentence in Azkaban." >> (Emphasis added, to remind all of Kneasy's
point.)

Last week I noticed that the hag Malodora Grymm has a Famous Witches
and Wizards card. Today I checked The Lexicon for other non-humans
with FW cards and found other hags, some goblins, some vampires, some
giants. (Vampires crossed my mind during the week, when I heard
something on the news about an Italian playing in US Open named
Sanguinetti; I wondered if he were a vampire.)


In GoF, Percy mentions "the Guidelines for the Treatment of Non-Wizard
Part-Humans –" in reference to vampires. If they're non-wizards,
why
put them on Famous Wizards cards? I wonder how the wizard humans
distinguish between non-humans and part-humans.

I also wonder if hags are the females of a spedies whose males are
called another name. Trolls? Ogres?