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topic: Reply to Percy's children (I can't post a comment, apologies!)

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message 1: by Marese
03/20/2008 02:04PM

Nophoto-u-25x33 If you check J.K.'s family tree for the Potters and the Weasleys (last time I checked it was on mugglenet.com, but I'm not sure it's still there), you will discover that Percy married a women named Audrey. They had two children, both girls. I know one was named Molly but unfortunately I cannot remember the other girl's name! Apologies! But just to let you know that anyway!

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message 2: by chris (last edited 04/05/2008 07:02PM)
04/05/2008 07:01PM

1046854 It might have been a boy named Fred you know, Or George. Not all the fansites get things right.

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message 3: by Rose
04/15/2008 12:28PM

764089 I hope the boy was named Fred

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message 4: by Giovanni
05/19/2008 10:20PM

616692 Why in God's name would you hope its name was Fred? Everyone in the damn epilogue names their kid after the deceased, except Draco, Ron, and Hermione who have creativity.

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message 5: by Meh
05/20/2008 01:10PM

922857 The epilogue is very annoying. It's so cheesy. They all get married and have kids and name them after the dearly departed. How CUTE!
Ew.

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message 6: by Shelby
05/26/2008 10:39PM

1104224 I personally loved the epilogue. I think J.K. actually pulled the whole thing off with minimal cheesyness. And why shouldn't Harry name his children after the people he most admired? It was a very American ending but I loved it and can't imagine it any other way.

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message 7: by chris
06/02/2008 07:45PM

1046854 Think what you want to think. I liked the epilouge. Maybe it's just cause i'm a girl, but I thought it was really nice. And why woudn't Percy name his child after his deceased brother, he had just recently edorsed and forgiven him! Yeah...um...This book discussion is OVER!

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message 8: by Agrimorfee
06/04/2008 11:14AM

Nophoto-m-25x33 Rowling is carrying on a tradition of great epic stories created since the dawn of literature by memorializing the fallen as their offspring. Why not?

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