[ SECRET POST #2732 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2732 ⌋

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Comments

[iceyred]

I think as long as Harriet looked and acted like her dad, Snape would've associated her as 'James' daughter' rather than 'Lily version 2.0'

[(Anonymous)]

I'm of the school of thought that Girl!Harry would be Holly, personally, what with the flower-theme her aunt and mother had. (Although I sort of love the idea of "Maggie" being short for "Magnolia")

[(Anonymous)]

Wasn't one of the wands made from holly? Someone's wand was, I think. That might make Holly a strange name in the wizarding world.

JKR seemed to really like flower/plant-related names, in general. Lily and Petunia were obviously a theme, but there was also Pansy Parkinson, Lavender Brown, Poppy Pomfrey, and Padma Patil (Padma means lotus in Sanskrit).

I also just realized she must like P names too. And PP initials.

[(Anonymous)]

I think she likes alliterative names in general. All four founders, three heads of house (sans Sprout), Luna, Pansy, Goyle, Peter, even Dudley.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, and Won-Won as well :)

[(Anonymous)]

that was harrys wand made of holly fyi.

[iceyred]

Those are both very, very pretty.

[ansela_jonla]

I don't really get it when people say Harry "acts like his dad".

From the descriptions we've had of James, he and the other Marauders were pranksters bordering on light-sided, bigoted bullies. James and Sirius in particular come across as cocky and outgoing. James was in Gryffindor, and on the quidditch team.

All that Harry shares with his father is the light-sided attitude towards the dark/Slytherins (and is it any wonder, considering how Snape and Malfoy treat him, and the opinions of the first magical person he ever met after infancy?), his house and his love of quidditch. Harry isn't a prankster, and he doesn't bully people.

[othellia]

While he doesn't intend for certain things to happen, he does get in trouble a lot. And when he's caught/found out, the rules frequently get bent for him.

Which is probably where at least Snape gets his negative perception. I can only assume that people like Dumbledore mean Harry acts like his post-Hogwarts, slightly-more-mature!dad.