Dudley's child being a wizard was always my bit of fan fiction. Seeing Dudley accept his son or daughter being magical would show how much he'd grown as an overall better person. And it would let us know that at least Dudley survived the war. In fact, through overheard conversation we could've learned the fate of his parents as well. This could easily have opened a relationship on some level between Harry's family and Dudley's. Imagine how The Cursed Child could have included this subplot.
Rowling should write some of these as short stories. Would love to read when Harry met Draco from Draco,s POV or Snapes thoughts when he saw Harry for the first time.
13:46 Draco has always been a careful what you wish for scenario. He wanted the dark mark. He wanted to serve Voldie. He wanted the blood purge until he gets it. Maybe never truly wanted it.
Because dudleys mum was from a magical family - so it's like sometimes if your grandparent has diabetes or heart problems then the next generation eg mum don't have those conditions then the grandkids do, its like it skips a generation
I read a fanfic where Dudley did end up having a magical daughter and tracked Harry down to help and for advice.. They ended up becoming good friends and drinking buddies along with Ron and Seamus lol
I'm glad you enjoy this world! I would highly recommend the First Timers podcast, some friends read the books for the first time and react, usually chapter-by-chapter. It's so fun!
Dudley having a wizard or witch as a child would have been very interesting. Not only would it have given Dudley further chances for reconciliation with Harry and really stuck it to Vernon and Petunia, but it also would have allowed for a more complex view of magic as seen from a muggle's perspective. Dudley never had any positive experiences with magic, partly because his parents were as anti as they could be about it, but also because he was a bullying git for a good chunk of his early life. Now, having to accept the wizarding world in his life for the sake of his child, he would have to familiarize himself with it to a point. Perhaps there would have been things about it that he would have liked? If he till liked sweets in his adulthood, then Honeydukes certainly would've drawn his eyes. Also, he or his kid could have acted as a bit of a stand in for an objective view of magic. While the wizarding world is full of wonder, it doesn't always make much sense. It isn't constantly developing like the muggle world, but remains rather stagnated, to the point that Hogwarts is using textbooks that hasn't been updated for at least 50 years.
2:20 my problem with a vampire professor is their bloodlust in a school environment. Who or how are they getting their blood supply. It’s just not for a kids book.
A good plot could have been (IF) Hermione's younger sister were used, have her sort into Slytherin and watch Draco fall for her....imagine the sibling rivalry.
I think we didn’t need a chapter in Draco’s perspective in order to sympathize with him. Throughout the books, and specifically in HBP we see an incredibly vulnerable Draco and we get an idea of his inner musings. He is way more than just a bully, that much has always been clear.
Yeah, plus it would have been very weird to suddenly cut to a totally different POV and then never do it again. I think the only times that happens are through Harry’s Dreams and the opening of Half Blood Prince, but somehow that first chapter being kind of a prologue with Snape and Narcissa makes it less jarring.
6:10 I don't think a little sister for Hermione would have worked well, and definitely not in the movies. She would have either outshone or been in Hermione's shadow, becoming a burden for the canon. We already have that dilemma with Ron so it would bore the audience to duplicate it.
There's a third option: Lil Sis the black sheep. Ron developed a fatalist outlook: "Everyone else has done it, so what's the point." Little Robyn, nicknamed Puck, could have demonstrated another outlook of what a person overshadowed by family expectations could achieve. Which begs the question: what could a motivated Ron have done with his love for chess? I imagine somebody that could have possibly gained the Weasley twins' interest, to her swot sister's fond exasperation. Little Puck grew up watching Hermione being bullied and excluded by her peers, so she didn't reveal her own brilliance as openly as Hermione did. Puck likes to keep her cards close to her chest and only display them when it benefits her or the people she cares about. Although she still likes her books, Puck fixates on music, sports, and potions. She becomes more of a social butterfly than Hermione, and questions everything. She's VERY interested in how muggleborns exist. But she keeps that one close to her chest. Not a popular hobby. Closet Slytherin, but people that pay attention wonder...
no mention of Dean Thomas' deleted subplot? Dean was raised by muggles but his biological father was a wizard. this is mentioned in book 7 but there was originally supposed to be a subplot in book 2 of him finding this out
I think the editor is wrong, I think the wizard/muggle relations for Sirius Black would be a bit of a better choice for his hiding space so that he does not have to feel like he has to be trapped as a guardian to his ancestral home all the time and especially after having had to spend 4 years of dodging the authorities and living in somewhat poor conditions while on the run after 12 years enduring imprisonment and the disbarring aura and presence of the Dementors and it would help him to remain inconspicuous and not have to feel like he has to include himself on missions all the time and Sirius would've had a higher probability to stay alive longer for his 15 year old godson.
Mopsy- witch that lives in hogsmede, wife of aberforth dumbledore, takes in Sirius in book 3. Having her be a casualty in book 5 would’ve destroyed Sirius and widened the gap between the dumbledore brothers. I think it would’ve been astounding!
16:44 Vernon’s hate for magic stems from his wife’s relationship to her sister, whom mrs dursley hated with a grudge. Vernon Dursley mostly saw magic users as off.
I think there was actually an incident, that cemented Vernon's negative views. Something about the Marauders. That, coupled with Harry's accidental magic...
I wish they’d had a bigger part, but honestly, it seems too much of a weird coincidence that her dad would have been involved the night of his parents’ murder.
I find it kinda sad that Hermione related stuff were cut off. It could have brought bit more colour in her character when she would be forced to deal with her rigid weakness of dealing with people. Not only she had a sister to look after, she would have a rival in equal skills.
I do think the idea of her having a rival, and the idea of a truly good Slytherin student would have been a really fun addition, but I’m honestly fine they left her an only child.
As a first child desperately wanting the approval of all authority figures, beginning with her parents, Little Sis would have grown up watching Hermione being bullied by her pre-Hogwarts peers for being an unapologetic swot, possibly making choices not to reveal too much about her own intelligence, thereby creating conflict between her and the rest of the family. Hermione might envy how easy Puck(another Shakespeare reference) makes friends, while Puck admires how successful Hermione is academically, and envies her close relationship to her parents. Hermione might feel responsible for Puck, while Puck is frustrated by the smothering, especially since Hermione began with a social handicap. Puck becomes fluent in sarcasm and rolling her eyes at her annoying, pushy sister, while Hermione becomes frustrated by all the scrapes Puck gets in.
I wish like mad that Dudley DID have a magical child, and he can every year see his cousin with his family there, and get to talk. I know that they do become really friends and that will heighten the story more. Dudley's mother has it on her side too, cuz of her sister, and what if Dudley's mother wanted to drop off her grandchild with her son and then she'll get to see a little glamps into the world she did want to be in with Lily.
Right? If Rowling was concerned about what new stuff she could bring to the idea of vampires, I'd love to know what she thinks she brought to the idea of werewolves. Thematically it's the same concept.
@@OllieNorthoverit was probably just logistically easier. Maybe the conclusion was, “I’m not breaking new ground here, werewolves have less barriers to worry about” it’s easier for a werewolf to be around so it can be more of a twist (only needing to accommodate a full moon, not the sun), and then him going berserk without his potion can be a big moment. Also, I think werewolves are generally seen as more sympathetic creatures because they have less control over their actions/fates.
so many interesting characters! T.T Honestly, Mafalda and Hermione's sister would feel awesome as addition(interactions with Theodore Nott could perfectly build both: Mafalda and Theodor, as well). And I have a feeling Hermione's sister was supposed to be original love interest for Harry, replacing Ginny's part.
Something very interesting about change in plot lines The movie got it right Rowlings messed up big time Second final Ending of the Deadly Hollows Rowlings never thought it through The Elder Wand The Resurrection stone was lost but could have been easily found The Invisibility Cloak also remained in sight In Rowlings conclusion the Elder wand was returned to Dumbledores crypt That would have left the danger open to the three Deathly Hallows been reunited at some time and creating an even more dangerous world The script writer saw this danger and changed it to Harry breaking and destroying the one thing that remained a menace to both worlds My question is this why did Rowlings miss this vital point and have the Elder Wand preserved After all the other script changes I think this was the most crucial blunder she made When she re edits the book and updates it THIS blunder needs to be corrected The only explanation is that Rawlings was preparing to make a sequel to the Harry Potter saga and forgot to correct the blunder Also I’m intrigued as to why they wasted their time in doing the Cursed Child and the Fantastic Beasts trilogy as scripts and not as proper novels Hate scripts because they are very bland and boring Proper novels would be far better Scripts are the lazy way out of writing stories Novels mean the writer has to actually SIT down and THINK CREATIVELY TO WRITE THE NOVELS PROPERLY
Something that has been stirring in the depths of my brain is, Petunia being Lilys sister should of known from the start the forbidden under age whitch/wizard magic at home rule?
I think if she went through with 5, Harry & Hermione would Have to end together as a couple.. Sorry guys, I'm still kinda peed off that never happened canonically when we ALL know how toxic a relationship with Ron & Hermione would be. But, I think the death of Ron Weasley would've hit a LOT harder than Fred & Lupin Together!! I was actually anticipating it in the 6th or 7th book.. Or even Ginny, the youngest and only girl of the family. It would've Truly depressed the family And the twins including the readers. Also, with Dudley having a baby with magic, I think would Finally be the straw that broke Petunia's back and show how much regret she's hold onto for being at odds with her sister and she'll be a doting grandmother.. Vernon however would unlikely change from his view points and maybe even denounce Dudley from the family, leading to secret family meetings with Dudley, Petunia, Harry and the kids.
I think the this is if Hermione had a little sister and she was in the main trio then when Ron fell in love with Hermione then it would be expected the Harry fall for Hermione sister and that would have put the Ginny story to nothing
Not necessarily. Little Puck could have been a love interest for any Slytherin, which could have gained a character development for mentioned Slytherin, a Weasley twin or Lee Jordan, Colin Creevey, etc. Either way, she was going to wind up a side character. Maybe an important side like Luna or Ginny, but not on the same level as Hermione.
There was never a mention of a Vernon in the ministry. Harry lies about the name to the deatheaters and after telling them about the slytherin common room they start to bite on the lie thinking maybe they did know a Vernon who worked for the ministry
It wasn’t a Dursley, it was a person with the last name Dudley, Harry tells the snatchers his name is Vernon Dudley and one says that they think there is a Dudley that works at the Ministry. And Petunia isn’t a squib, her parents were muggles, to be a squib your parents have to be magical.
Petunia is not a squib. And Harry doesn't find out in book 7 that there's a Dursley in the ministry. The snatcher says he "thinks there might be" after they question Harry on the location of the Slytherin common room. Read the books.
I think a lot of these darker arcs have merit. Honestly, the only excuse to re-imagine such a perfect story might be in Rowling’s hand because this kind of character conflict and depth translates better now. In a post GOT world I’d welcome it. Rings Of Power was a mess because of IP rights and OTHER ISSUES…but this story has not been done nearly enough justice and I personally welcome an Author driven retake. Not remake.
🦁🦁🦁🦁🦁🦁🦁🦁🦁🦁89 -----> From my first view of Harry and Draco in book 1, I thought that Harry and Draco would become lovers The boys would try to hide their relationship until all of a sudden it would burst forth. That could end both the Malfoy line and the Potter line since neither of the single boys would have children.
I wish so badly that Dudley had a magical child. Its possible as it already runs in the family. I would LOVE to see how Vernon handled that situation.
Yeah. That would have been fun
There is a fanfic with this premise called Perfectly Normal Thank You Very Much. Vernon isn't in it though, he's dead. Petunia is in the last chapter
Dudley's child being a wizard was always my bit of fan fiction. Seeing Dudley accept his son or daughter being magical would show how much he'd grown as an overall better person. And it would let us know that at least Dudley survived the war. In fact, through overheard conversation we could've learned the fate of his parents as well. This could easily have opened a relationship on some level between Harry's family and Dudley's. Imagine how The Cursed Child could have included this subplot.
I thought that one or both of Dudley’s parents had passed away. Not sure where the info came from.
he goona be sorted on Slytherin and become 3rd servant of Draco then. Nothing special
Rowling should write some of these as short stories. Would love to read when Harry met Draco from Draco,s POV or Snapes thoughts when he saw Harry for the first time.
Oh! Now I need this to actually happen as that would be amazing!!!
13:46 Draco has always been a careful what you wish for scenario. He wanted the dark mark. He wanted to serve Voldie. He wanted the blood purge until he gets it. Maybe never truly wanted it.
Great video I loved this!
Oh, how I'd love to explore the story of Vernon Dursley having a magical grandson! :-D
I always pictued a granddaughter named Iris
Because dudleys mum was from a magical family - so it's like sometimes if your grandparent has diabetes or heart problems then the next generation eg mum don't have those conditions then the grandkids do, its like it skips a generation
@@sharonpunt253lily was a muggle born
I read a fanfic where Dudley did end up having a magical daughter and tracked Harry down to help and for advice.. They ended up becoming good friends and drinking buddies along with Ron and Seamus lol
@sharonpunt253 Not sure if I'd compare magical abilities diabetes as there's no upsides to having an illness.
I’m late to the HP party and am really enjoying these deep dives, trying to continue the fun and escape. Thank you, whoever you are.
Same here
I'm glad you enjoy this world! I would highly recommend the First Timers podcast, some friends read the books for the first time and react, usually chapter-by-chapter. It's so fun!
Welcome in this rich world!
I also love the podcast Harry Potter and the sacred text!
Dudley having a wizard or witch as a child would have been very interesting. Not only would it have given Dudley further chances for reconciliation with Harry and really stuck it to Vernon and Petunia, but it also would have allowed for a more complex view of magic as seen from a muggle's perspective.
Dudley never had any positive experiences with magic, partly because his parents were as anti as they could be about it, but also because he was a bullying git for a good chunk of his early life. Now, having to accept the wizarding world in his life for the sake of his child, he would have to familiarize himself with it to a point. Perhaps there would have been things about it that he would have liked? If he till liked sweets in his adulthood, then Honeydukes certainly would've drawn his eyes.
Also, he or his kid could have acted as a bit of a stand in for an objective view of magic. While the wizarding world is full of wonder, it doesn't always make much sense. It isn't constantly developing like the muggle world, but remains rather stagnated, to the point that Hogwarts is using textbooks that hasn't been updated for at least 50 years.
2:20 my problem with a vampire professor is their bloodlust in a school environment. Who or how are they getting their blood supply. It’s just not for a kids book.
Yeah. That’s honestly probably why the point was changed to a werewolf. It’s still dangerous, but much less complicated.
A good plot could have been (IF) Hermione's younger sister were used, have her sort into Slytherin and watch Draco fall for her....imagine the sibling rivalry.
Slytherin: not entirely evil - they just seek personal success at any cost. Except that's kind of the definition of evil.
I think we didn’t need a chapter in Draco’s perspective in order to sympathize with him. Throughout the books, and specifically in HBP we see an incredibly vulnerable Draco and we get an idea of his inner musings. He is way more than just a bully, that much has always been clear.
Yeah, plus it would have been very weird to suddenly cut to a totally different POV and then never do it again. I think the only times that happens are through Harry’s Dreams and the opening of Half Blood Prince, but somehow that first chapter being kind of a prologue with Snape and Narcissa makes it less jarring.
6:10 I don't think a little sister for Hermione would have worked well, and definitely not in the movies. She would have either outshone or been in Hermione's shadow, becoming a burden for the canon. We already have that dilemma with Ron so it would bore the audience to duplicate it.
There's a third option: Lil Sis the black sheep. Ron developed a fatalist outlook: "Everyone else has done it, so what's the point." Little Robyn, nicknamed Puck, could have demonstrated another outlook of what a person overshadowed by family expectations could achieve. Which begs the question: what could a motivated Ron have done with his love for chess?
I imagine somebody that could have possibly gained the Weasley twins' interest, to her swot sister's fond exasperation. Little Puck grew up watching Hermione being bullied and excluded by her peers, so she didn't reveal her own brilliance as openly as Hermione did. Puck likes to keep her cards close to her chest and only display them when it benefits her or the people she cares about. Although she still likes her books, Puck fixates on music, sports, and potions. She becomes more of a social butterfly than Hermione, and questions everything. She's VERY interested in how muggleborns exist. But she keeps that one close to her chest. Not a popular hobby. Closet Slytherin, but people that pay attention wonder...
in other words: half of the problems with the books, such as the stereotypical onesidedness of Slytherin, could have been avoided easily :(
I really enjoyed the video, but that was SO MUCH MORE THAN 5 😂
no mention of Dean Thomas' deleted subplot? Dean was raised by muggles but his biological father was a wizard. this is mentioned in book 7 but there was originally supposed to be a subplot in book 2 of him finding this out
I think the editor is wrong, I think the wizard/muggle relations for Sirius Black would be a bit of a better choice for his hiding space so that he does not have to feel like he has to be trapped as a guardian to his ancestral home all the time and especially after having had to spend 4 years of dodging the authorities and living in somewhat poor conditions while on the run after 12 years enduring imprisonment and the disbarring aura and presence of the Dementors and it would help him to remain inconspicuous and not have to feel like he has to include himself on missions all the time and Sirius would've had a higher probability to stay alive longer for his 15 year old godson.
Mopsy- witch that lives in hogsmede, wife of aberforth dumbledore, takes in Sirius in book 3. Having her be a casualty in book 5 would’ve destroyed Sirius and widened the gap between the dumbledore brothers. I think it would’ve been astounding!
16:44 Vernon’s hate for magic stems from his wife’s relationship to her sister, whom mrs dursley hated with a grudge. Vernon Dursley mostly saw magic users as off.
I think there was actually an incident, that cemented Vernon's negative views. Something about the Marauders. That, coupled with Harry's accidental magic...
I wish she kept in hermiones parents 🙌🏽
I wish they’d had a bigger part, but honestly, it seems too much of a weird coincidence that her dad would have been involved the night of his parents’ murder.
I find it kinda sad that Hermione related stuff were cut off. It could have brought bit more colour in her character when she would be forced to deal with her rigid weakness of dealing with people. Not only she had a sister to look after, she would have a rival in equal skills.
I feel like if anything it'd end up being a lily Potter and her sister thing where one has magic and the other doesn't.
I do think the idea of her having a rival, and the idea of a truly good Slytherin student would have been a really fun addition, but I’m honestly fine they left her an only child.
@@mikebuncak1271it could have been a nice way of paralleling and inverting that storyline if the sister was a Muggle but they still really got along.
As a first child desperately wanting the approval of all authority figures, beginning with her parents, Little Sis would have grown up watching Hermione being bullied by her pre-Hogwarts peers for being an unapologetic swot, possibly making choices not to reveal too much about her own intelligence, thereby creating conflict between her and the rest of the family. Hermione might envy how easy Puck(another Shakespeare reference) makes friends, while Puck admires how successful Hermione is academically, and envies her close relationship to her parents. Hermione might feel responsible for Puck, while Puck is frustrated by the smothering, especially since Hermione began with a social handicap. Puck becomes fluent in sarcasm and rolling her eyes at her annoying, pushy sister, while Hermione becomes frustrated by all the scrapes Puck gets in.
Now I want Mafalda & Mopsy based fanfictions.
I wish like mad that Dudley DID have a magical child, and he can every year see his cousin with his family there, and get to talk. I know that they do become really friends and that will heighten the story more. Dudley's mother has it on her side too, cuz of her sister, and what if Dudley's mother wanted to drop off her grandchild with her son and then she'll get to see a little glamps into the world she did want to be in with Lily.
Where did you get these awesome art concepts, need some wallpaper for phone
I would love to read a book series based on Draco Malfoy life throughout Hogwarts and his rolls in the final battle
Justice for Mobsy
If Ron dies, then Harry would really be driven to fight evil so it's not really a bad idea.
Thank you for the video
It was 15 plotlines insted of 5. But good ones
The vampire being changed to a werewolf makes no sense. Both vampires and werewolves origins are tied together.
Except a big problem. Class is during the day. How is a vampire supposed to teach? They cannot be out during the day.
They live in a castle, so the sunlight could be worked around. Eating would be the real issue.
Right? If Rowling was concerned about what new stuff she could bring to the idea of vampires, I'd love to know what she thinks she brought to the idea of werewolves. Thematically it's the same concept.
@@OllieNorthoverit was probably just logistically easier. Maybe the conclusion was, “I’m not breaking new ground here, werewolves have less barriers to worry about” it’s easier for a werewolf to be around so it can be more of a twist (only needing to accommodate a full moon, not the sun), and then him going berserk without his potion can be a big moment. Also, I think werewolves are generally seen as more sympathetic creatures because they have less control over their actions/fates.
I wished she would have killed off Ron
I always wondered what if dudley had magic
Maybe if Ron sacrificed if him for Harry I would be ok with it
I don't know if this is your voice or a very good KI voice but it sounds like the guy who read the audio books ...
so many interesting characters! T.T
Honestly, Mafalda and Hermione's sister would feel awesome as addition(interactions with Theodore Nott could perfectly build both: Mafalda and Theodor, as well). And I have a feeling Hermione's sister was supposed to be original love interest for Harry, replacing Ginny's part.
I think a story of an alternate reality; what if Harry joined Draco on the train to Hogwarts for the first time and joined slytherin…..
There are a number of fanfics on this topic. see Archive of our own
Her sister could have been non magical as a comparison to Lilly and her sister kinda like the rest are a comparison to the marauders
Thank you, JKR.
Something very interesting about change in plot lines
The movie got it right
Rowlings messed up big time
Second final Ending of the Deadly Hollows
Rowlings never thought it through
The Elder Wand
The Resurrection stone was lost but could have been easily found
The Invisibility Cloak also remained in sight
In Rowlings conclusion the Elder wand was returned to Dumbledores crypt
That would have left the danger open to the three Deathly Hallows been reunited at some time and creating an even more dangerous world
The script writer saw this danger and changed it to Harry breaking and destroying the one thing that remained a menace to both worlds
My question is this why did Rowlings miss this vital point and have the Elder Wand preserved
After all the other script changes I think this was the most crucial blunder she made
When she re edits the book and updates it THIS blunder needs to be corrected
The only explanation is that Rawlings was preparing to make a sequel to the Harry Potter saga and forgot to correct the blunder
Also I’m intrigued as to why they wasted their time in doing the Cursed Child and the Fantastic Beasts trilogy as scripts and not as proper novels
Hate scripts because they are very bland and boring
Proper novels would be far better
Scripts are the lazy way out of writing stories
Novels mean the writer has to actually SIT down and THINK CREATIVELY TO WRITE THE NOVELS PROPERLY
You said 5 storylines and there's much more
Something that has been stirring in the depths of my brain is, Petunia being Lilys sister should of known from the start the forbidden under age whitch/wizard magic at home rule?
It could have been she thought Lily wasn't using magic around her in an annoying attempt to make her feel better.
I would buy these books, wont somebody convince Rowlings to publish them.
I mean Rowling
>in a world full of cat lovers... finally there would be someone who loves dogs
Aunt Marge.
Marge doesn't count in the same way Umbi-er-ridge doesn't count for loving kittens.
I think if she went through with 5, Harry & Hermione would Have to end together as a couple..
Sorry guys, I'm still kinda peed off that never happened canonically when we ALL know how toxic a relationship with Ron & Hermione would be.
But, I think the death of Ron Weasley would've hit a LOT harder than Fred & Lupin Together!!
I was actually anticipating it in the 6th or 7th book.. Or even Ginny, the youngest and only girl of the family. It would've Truly depressed the family And the twins including the readers.
Also, with Dudley having a baby with magic, I think would Finally be the straw that broke Petunia's back and show how much regret she's hold onto for being at odds with her sister and she'll be a doting grandmother.. Vernon however would unlikely change from his view points and maybe even denounce Dudley from the family, leading to secret family meetings with Dudley, Petunia, Harry and the kids.
There should have been Hermione and Draco ship.
I think the this is if Hermione had a little sister and she was in the main trio then when Ron fell in love with Hermione then it would be expected the Harry fall for Hermione sister and that would have put the Ginny story to nothing
Not necessarily. Little Puck could have been a love interest for any Slytherin, which could have gained a character development for mentioned Slytherin, a Weasley twin or Lee Jordan, Colin Creevey, etc. Either way, she was going to wind up a side character. Maybe an important side like Luna or Ginny, but not on the same level as Hermione.
Title should be 15, not 5.
Harry would've had a love triangle with Ginny and Hermoine's sister.
Except Harry finds out in book 7 that theyres a Dursly in the ministry. So Vernon could like petunia be a Squib.
There was never a mention of a Vernon in the ministry. Harry lies about the name to the deatheaters and after telling them about the slytherin common room they start to bite on the lie thinking maybe they did know a Vernon who worked for the ministry
It wasn’t a Dursley, it was a person with the last name Dudley, Harry tells the snatchers his name is Vernon Dudley and one says that they think there is a Dudley that works at the Ministry. And Petunia isn’t a squib, her parents were muggles, to be a squib your parents have to be magical.
Petunia is not a squib. And Harry doesn't find out in book 7 that there's a Dursley in the ministry. The snatcher says he "thinks there might be" after they question Harry on the location of the Slytherin common room.
Read the books.
Petunia isn't a squib.
She should have taken Percy !
I think a lot of these darker arcs have merit. Honestly, the only excuse to re-imagine such a perfect story might be in Rowling’s hand because this kind of character conflict and depth translates better now. In a post GOT world I’d welcome it.
Rings Of Power was a mess because of IP rights and OTHER ISSUES…but this story has not been done nearly enough justice and I personally welcome an Author driven retake. Not remake.
🦁🦁🦁🦁🦁🦁🦁🦁🦁🦁89 -----> From my first view of Harry and Draco in book 1, I thought that Harry and Draco would become lovers The boys would try to hide their relationship until all of a sudden it would burst forth. That could end both the Malfoy line and the Potter line since neither of the single boys would have children.
What on earth were you smoking to imagine any kind of romance between the two?
I agree with Krazy, but if Harry was in a homosexual relationship, it would only work with sedrick digorey
Well J.K. Rowling isn't a woke liberal so she wasn't going to put that woke liberal bs in her books.