[ SECRET POST #3220 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3220 ⌋

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Comments

[ketita]

Well, I agree that it's a little improbable, because that means that the wizarding population is beyond miniscule. But I agree with you that it does kind of seem like there should be more of them?

Maybe there are only 11 "official" wizarding schools, but there are small places where they still go by apprenticeships, or tutors, or various types of informal teaching? There would be more wizards then, they just wouldn't be in schools.

[cyren2132]

You just reminded me of a fic I was toying with but never finished a few years long time ago in which Remus Lupin had an unknown son who grew up in an isolated community that essentially gathered its kids together for community education. Until bad things happen and the kid ends up at Hogwarts sorted into Slytherin.

[(Anonymous)]

what is this fic? Link please?

[cyren2132]

I haven't published it, because I haven't finished it. It's on my "someday" list and I actually hadn't thought about it until this comment in a long time. Nice to know there's some interest, though.

[(Anonymous)]

Well, should you ever get around to it, I'll be more than happy to read it :)
It sounds really interesting!

[cyren2132]

Great! I'm bookmarking this thread so I remember someone here is interested.

[melissatreglia]

It sounds like an awesome story. Let us all know once you get around to posting it!

[ibbity]

It does state in book 5, in passing, that some wizarding parents in the UK choose not to send their kids to Hogwarts and instead "teach them at home," which I would assume also covers private tutors etc.