Broomsticks And Owls

by **azn wizard** » Tuesday 25 February 2003 7:26:04am

how to muggle born wizards know where diagon alley and other places are??

by **Broccoli** » Tuesday 25 February 2003 1:29:28pm

They probably get letters with instructions...

by **Scellanis** » Tuesday 25 February 2003 5:24:33pm

yes i always wondered that......and once they find the leaky cauldron (which the muggle born should be able to do) how do the parents see it, and how do all three of them get through the wall...or do they get a guide from the leaky cauldron to let them through and show them round....

and then theres...how do the muggle parents get onto platform 9 3/4 to see their kids onto the train like the Weasleys do or maybe they just don't...

by **azn wizard** » Tuesday 25 February 2003 8:03:07pm

yes...my wonders exactly...and do u think the parents tell relatives whether or not the child is a wizard?

by **RavenEye** » Wednesday 26 February 2003 12:35:46am

hmmm...good question. I'm not too sure. I would think they wouldn't, but who knows, perhaps they do. :-?

It could differ with different people.

by **ElvenMist** » Wednesday 26 February 2003 11:36:11pm

lol... i'd wondered that, too... esp. when i wrote a fanfic and my character had muggle parents. lol. so i had them recieve a second, attached letter from Hogwarts that gave them directions to the leaky cauldron, and then once we arrived, the bartender opened into Diagon Alley with his wand. lol... prolly not exactly accurate, but i had to make something up!

by **RavenEye** » Thursday 27 February 2003 4:48:41am

that's good though, elven. at least it's something.

by **azn wizard** » Thursday 27 February 2003 7:53:00am

nice thinking elven…whut do you think muggle parents think about their wizard kid….does it run in the family (like siblings) or just on individuals? and about the platform 9 ¾, how come muggles can’t see people running into wallz…i mean, wouldn’t there be a lot of attraction if there are 7 people running into wallz & disappearing??? or is there some sort of spell to solve the problem or something…?

by **2F2Type_R** » Thursday 27 February 2003 11:32:57am

Could be
But Harry being a wizard himself couldn't see the Leaky Cauldron till Hagrid showed it to him

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by **ElvenMist** » Thursday 27 February 2003 9:16:50pm

true. maybe it's one of those things where you have to know what you're looking for, in order to see it. otherwise you'll jsut walk right past it, or, in the case of platform 9 3/4, you won't notice. but remember, in what was it, book 3, i think, harry and ron had to nonchalantly lean on the barrier, so they wouldn't attract muggle attention...

by **Kyle** » Monday 3 March 2003 12:19:45am

I don't know..I tell myself every muggle born gets treatment like Harry. Not a good example, I know...

by **Sacred Guardian** » Monday 3 March 2003 2:52:39am

i have wondered about that, even if i didn't know what i was looking for, i would still probably notice someone falling through a wall

by **RavenEye** » Monday 3 March 2003 4:27:42am

well in the books muggles are referred as almost 'dumb like'. So it could be possible they wouldn't notice.

by **Scellanis** » Monday 3 March 2003 3:27:59pm

they probly do have protection by magic to prevent the muggles seeing but the wizard/witch still has to be carefull just incase

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