Dylan_Berneman

Even if magically the Potter family is extinct, shouldn’t Harry still be able to claim the possessions of the Potters since he was born as Harry Potter and everything was left to him in his parents’ wills? It doesn’t matter if Harry Potter became Caius Slytherin, the wills should have activated before he changed and thus should still belong to him. Although he is no longer blood or magically related to the Potters, that does not change anything about him being the beneficiaries of the wills. Also, if the Potter family is now extinct, their belongings and wealth would have to go to someone not related to the Potters, so that should still be him.

Oh boy. This will not end well. But it may give Harry more munition against Dumbledore.

Technically, Draco is not the descendent of his great aunt. Someone is only descended from a parent and grandparents.

If he has the soul of the ultimate creature, why wouldn’t he have the ability to absorb the properties of any biological substance by adapting to it over time?

Isn’t Harry going to write that letter to his father?

Instant kill!

I still feel bad for Penelope. She had everyone non magical in her life forget about her existence including her parents and husband. This means that the same thing probably happened to every living muggleborn living

And Ragnarok and pantheons of gods like the Aesir

What about the Light and the Dark?

What were the view of the Scottish of the Jews and Muslims? Did they also conflict with the narrative that was created?