[ SECRET POST #2608 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2608 ⌋

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[truxillogical]

Yeah. They reminded me of some cousins I had growing up. Comparatively, they were "poor." Their mother was a single mom school teacher, and hand-me-down clothes did happen (although they happened for me too, so..*shrug*). But that mostly meant that their mother was a little more frugal, that dinner was Kraft mac n' cheese some nights, that they had a few more chores that I did, and maybe slightly smaller Christmases. They weren't "impoverished" though. And it was also a warm, chaotic, loving house, and Molly Weasley always reminded me of that particular aunt, with the combination of tearing her hair out, but warm approachability.

Also, we are seeing them from Harry's PoV, and while Harry's life was super-meager, the Dursleys were pretty well-off. But there's still a pretty big gap between "more hand-me-downs than usual" and "struggling to make it day to day."