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| The court jester of crazy Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Boston,mass u.s.a.
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| I've come to the conclusion that your all nuts over here...I LIKE IT! I LIKE IT! where i've been it's all perfectly normal discusions, like vampires & buffy bots. then i come over here & see talks about the population of witches vs muggles. interesting,very interesting. however i have a theory; maybe every one has a bit of witch gene in them,but only the ones that are predisposed towards magic get the intro into "HOGWORTS" okay, i think i'm going to reread my HP books to check up on all this... bye 4 now, thanks 4 letting me come play!!! |
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| Odi et amo et- CRUCIO! Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: Manchester. UK. Or near as dammit.
Posts: 4,670
| With the Mudbloods you also have the Squibs, don't forget. And as you can see from Voldemort, SOME wizards are snobbis about 'purebloods'--- that and the difficulties of muggle/non-muggle relationships... Not that it doesn't happen (James and Lily, Seamus' parents I think, and the Hufflepuff to mention a few) Plus you have to think about the fact that not every wizard is strong enough to get accepted. There might be plenty of almost-squibs too. There's a nice argument that deals with some points in the HP Lexicon: How many students at Hogwarts? EDIT: This is what I HAD been looking for : here! |
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