Sunday, November 16, 2008

Frank Dicksee Romeo and Juliet painting

Frank Dicksee Romeo and Juliet paintingPierre Auguste Renoir A Girl with a Watering Can paintingEdward Hopper Room in Brooklyn painting
remembers Ariana ever demonstrating even the slightest sign of magical ability. It seems clear, therefore, that Kendra made a decision to hide her daughter's existence rather than suffer the shame of admitting that she had produced a Squib. Moving away from the friends and neighbors who knew Ariana would, of course, make imprisoning her all the easier. The tiny number of people who henceforth knew of Ariana's existence could be counted upon to keep the secret, including her two brothers, who had deflected awkward questions with the answer their mother had taught them. "My sister is too frail for school."

Next week: Albus Dumbledore at Hogwarts – the Prizes and the Pretense.

   Harry had been wrong: What he had read had indeed made him feel worse. He looked back at the photograph of the apparently happy family. Was it true? How could he find out? He wanted to go to Godric's Hollow, even if Bathilda was in no fit state to talk to him: he wanted to visit the place where

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