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dr_fawkes

Tojours pur (Always Pure)

Feb 14, 2006 13:10

The Black family Tree! finally comes out into the open:

Here's the link to the image of the tapestry--
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There's more to know, isn't there? guesswork_ February 16 2006, 11:32:50 UTC

Hi there, Dr. Fawkes. I hope everything is alright with you. How are exams? Anyways, the Black family tree certainly is a lot to talk about. Do you have any theories? I'd love to see the mythology play out. :)

Re: There's more to know, isn't there? dr_fawkes February 17 2006, 06:15:53 UTC

Are your exams going on as well?
Life's pretty hectic right now? In India, we're having our National 12th Grade Exams,to be followed by my Medical Entrance Exams so that's why I've laid off writing for a while...And my mother only allows me some lj-updating time of 30 minutes per day....
The Black Family Tree? Oh, yes.
JKR said that: All wizarding families are connected.
If you see the Tree closely enough, you'll notice the names CHARLUS & DOREA POTTER.
Here, read this theory at mugglenet.com, before you start drawing conclusions:
http://www.mugglenet.com/editorials/editorials/edit-boe01.shtml
Ceers
Dr. Fawkes

Ah, the mysteries of genealogy guesswork_ February 22 2006, 07:27:29 UTC

I love tracing stuff like this. I enjoy the details and I hope we know more as the final book rolls in.

In other news, how were your exams? :)

Re: Ah, the mysteries of genealogy dr_fawkes February 22 2006, 08:15:01 UTC

i think that tree is a way of depicting all the pure-blooded families in the wizarding world, and how they are all linked to each other.
Ok. So th Blacks are related to the following once-pureblood dynasties:
Potter, Burke, Malfoy, Prewett, Flint, Gamp, Lestrange, Bulstrode, McMillan, Crabbe, Rosier, Yaxley, weasley, Longbottom, Crouch.....
Dr. Fawkes