As far as we know James always was priviledged. Harry though was hardly so. I think compared to James Harry would be quiet, nearly shy. Harry has been shown to keep a tight circle of friends, to chose carefully who he trusts. I guess James would be much more extroverted.
I agree with the reduction of costs for siblings, that's very likely. But would they qualify for scholarships or bursary on basis of muggle grades? Maybe there is some kind of student loan which you just have to pay back later without interest? (that's the system here for universities)
I always thought that Lupin's situation was unique, because he was so young. Most children probably aren't assaulted (because they're not outside at nicht) and if they are, die. Hagrid on the other hand, well, Madame Maxim also went to school. And wasn't Professor Flitwick part goblin as well? I don't think that Hagrid was very exceptional. There was a half-vampire singer somewhere, and the half-veelas as well. The wizarding world (Voldemort aside) very relaxed considering such children of mixed blood.
The Gaunts... well. They're like a horrible version of the worst side of the wizarding world.
Regulus/Barty? I haven't imagine them before. How would that work out, after all Barty is a bit fantatical while Regulus in the end worked against Voldemort. It's like they can't have a happy end.
Your idea sounds unique and like great fun. ^^
I can only agree with your thoughts on the 'Master of Death'. I would've loved to see the idea explored. I have thought a long time what the title actually meant. I don't think Harry would really be the boss of Death - but there are so many other possibilties. Maybe he "mastered" his own death and as a result is own life, which would mean immortality. Or maybe he can become a true necromancer. Who knows. But I would've loved to see more.
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Date: 2014-02-01 07:45 pm (UTC)From:I agree with the reduction of costs for siblings, that's very likely. But would they qualify for scholarships or bursary on basis of muggle grades? Maybe there is some kind of student loan which you just have to pay back later without interest? (that's the system here for universities)
I always thought that Lupin's situation was unique, because he was so young. Most children probably aren't assaulted (because they're not outside at nicht) and if they are, die.
Hagrid on the other hand, well, Madame Maxim also went to school. And wasn't Professor Flitwick part goblin as well? I don't think that Hagrid was very exceptional. There was a half-vampire singer somewhere, and the half-veelas as well. The wizarding world (Voldemort aside) very relaxed considering such children of mixed blood.
The Gaunts... well. They're like a horrible version of the worst side of the wizarding world.
Regulus/Barty? I haven't imagine them before. How would that work out, after all Barty is a bit fantatical while Regulus in the end worked against Voldemort. It's like they can't have a happy end.
Your idea sounds unique and like great fun. ^^
I can only agree with your thoughts on the 'Master of Death'. I would've loved to see the idea explored. I have thought a long time what the title actually meant. I don't think Harry would really be the boss of Death - but there are so many other possibilties. Maybe he "mastered" his own death and as a result is own life, which would mean immortality. Or maybe he can become a true necromancer. Who knows. But I would've loved to see more.