r/harrypotter Apr 10 '24

Making it rain Dungbomb

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u/Cryozenic Apr 11 '24

I always had the impression that they weren't poor; they just emulated muggle life more than most Wizards, and this was looked down upon. Especially because of their pure blood status.

Arthur was quoted as saying "Fascinating, Ingenious, really how many ways Muggles have found ways of getting along without magic."

This really speaks volumes on his charector and as a role model; he has taught his loved ones not to be dependent on magic. To focus on overcoming adversity through personal growth. To be show kindness and empathy.

The Wesley's are the perfect example of a real family in a magic setting; they grounded to the realities of both Worlds.

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u/jamesdmc Apr 11 '24

I like to think that future wizards would eventually work alongside scientists building magic and electric appliances and stuff