The Weasleys weren't destitute
I know people talk about how the Weasleys are poor, but I think that always gets exaggerated in people's mind. I know they aren't living like the Malfoys, but after raising 7 kids, their tables are still buckling with food, they still get gifts for making prefect, and they never go without. After they win the 1000 galleons in POA, if they were destitute then I would hope they would save the money and wouldn't blow it all on a trip.
I know they have hand me downs, but if the stuff they get is still fine there is nothing wrong with saving some money that way when your kids are so close in age. The kids were always clothed and fed. Ron didn't get his wand replaced in chamber of secrets, but I think that was just because he was too embarrassed to ask for a new wand after he just stole and crashed the flying car.
The only really bad thing I saw was Ron getting a hand me down wand because we know the wand you match with is always best. My explanation for that is maybe in wizard families it was normal to pass down wands, because Neville's family doesn't seem to be poor and Neville gets his dads wand (ofc that's more sentimental, but still it would be weird to cripple his education for that unless it was seen as an okay thing)
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The wizarding world has a genuinely disturbing habit of treating deeply questionable behaviour as completely normal.
Snape threatening Neville’s toad, the adults constantly overriding Harry’s feelings, and everyone acting like Remus needed to be pressured into a relationship because they thought he deserved one.
But the one that really gets me is Sirius being treated like he was unreasonable for wanting to protect Harry, when he was literally his godfather and had already lost 12 years of his life.
Sometimes, I read these books and wonder whether the wizarding world has a functioning concept of boundaries at all.
What’s one moment in the books that made you stop reading and think, “EXCUSE ME, WHY IS NOBODY QUESTIONING THIS?”
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it won’t solve creator scoring by itself. a weak post can still get attention, and a great niche thread can be missed
but putting a ceiling on volume feels like a decent first defense against timelines turning into pure farming
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Harry, Ron, and Hermione nearly starved in Deathly Hallows despite knowing food can be multiplied.
Hermione literally explains that Gamp’s Law prevents you from conjuring food from nothing, not duplicating food you already have.
Was there a limit to how much duplicated food could sustain them, did they need enough food to begin with, or did Rowling overlook a loophole in her own magical rules?
Because spending months starving in a tent when food multiplication exists is a pretty wild plot hole.
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When you think about it, even though the wizarding world makes fun of muggles for being inferior, we’re probably superior
They’re depicted as think muggles are dumb and inferior. But when you think about it, they rely on magic for everything and they even still use candles for lighting. While muggles invented planes and cars and trains and light bulbs.
We used our intelligence and built stuff and machines for our world but wizards rely magic which should inherently be easier.
That is of course we go with theory that future technologies we don’t understand we call magic so it’s possible that what is magic is just highly advanced technology. But then again then why continue to use trains for transportation and candles to lighting everything
People tell adults to grow up when they love Harry Potter. C. S. Lewis disagreed. He wrote to a child that one day she would be old enough to enjoy fairy tales again. Loving fantasy is not childish. It's something you come back to.
PEOPLE FORGET HARRY GREW UP AFTER A WIZARDING WAR THAT KILLED PEOPLE AND LEFT FAMILIES DESTROYED.
His parents were murdered, his grandparents were all gone, and the wizarding world just handed him to the Dursleys.
THE LACK OF SURVIVING FAMILY IS STILL INSANE.
Something I find weird about Margret white:
None of the white family ever visited them for once.
She never wore any other type of cloth except from a tee and jean trousers