Ch. 81The Memorial Service
Key Plot Points and Events
- Anduin prepares lunch for the Weasley family and disciplines the twins.
- Molly returns home with her family after recuperation.
- The Weasleys plan to name their youngest daughter Ginevra (Ginny).
- Anduin and the Longbottoms attend the funerals of the Prewett brothers and Marlene McKinnon.
- Anduin reunites with James and Lily Potter at the cemetery.
Character Developments
- Anduin demonstrates maturity and responsibility in managing the Weasley household.
- Molly shows strength and resilience in facing her grief and caring for her family.
- The Weasley twins show improvement in behavior due to Anduin's discipline.
- James and Lily remain cautious and hidden, only occasionally appearing using the Invisibility Cloak.
Significant Themes
- Grief and coping mechanisms: Molly, the Weasleys, and the McKinnon family grapple with their losses.
- Responsibility and care: Anduin takes charge of the Weasley household, and the Order of the Phoenix members support each other.
- Death and its aftermath: The funerals serve as a reminder of the consequences of the ongoing conflict.
Character Interactions
- Anduin and the Weasley children: Anduin acts as a father figure, disciplining and caring for the children.
- Anduin and the Longbottoms: They support each other and the Weasleys through their shared grief.
- Anduin and the Order of the Phoenix: They reunite at the funerals, showing solidarity and support.
- Anduin and the Potters: Anduin reunites with James and Lily, expressing joy at seeing them again.