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Elaine's Necklace, Where Did It Come From?

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Arjan:
It tells us that one of Elaine’s parents was a wizard from the same magical tradition as Harry’s mother and she got her pentacle in a similar way. That is all.

Mira:

--- Quote from: Arjan on October 09, 2019, 03:22:19 AM ---It tells us that one of Elaine’s parents was a wizard from the same magical tradition as Harry’s mother and she got her pentacle in a similar way. That is all.

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Possible, or Harry made it for her in his shop class...

Bad Alias:
Harry's pentacle definitely cam from his mom. It's mentioned in just about all the books, Thomas has an identical one, and the jewel, which we know is from his mother, fits it perfectly. Also, Harry was ten or so when he was adopted. He had the necklace before he met Justin.

Harry got the jewel when he did because Margaret left instructions to Lea that Harry figured out in Changes.

Before this thread, I'd have sworn on a stack of bibles that I read that Harry gave Elaine her pentacle.

toodeep:
And we know there is still more to learn about Harry's pentacle as well, since unlike all his other gear - like his duster, it didn't translate into his ghost form, despite it being literally the only thing he has owned since birth and something he instinctually considers to be there.

That might imply that is magic in its own right in some way and thus something that doesn't automatically translate into the ghost world- like Harry's staff and rings and such.

Snark Knight:

--- Quote from: Regenbogen on October 08, 2019, 03:02:05 PM ---Them being related is a goid idea. Maybe not siblings, but distant cousins. Ebenezar is quite old. He could easily have fathered more than one child. There could be generations in between.

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I'm reasonably sure there's a WOJ about no more living relatives.

Which is probably wise, as it would start getting trite after the "Thomas was his brother all along" and "Ebenezar was his grandfather all along" reveals. There are only so many times the author can go back to that particular barrel.

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