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"
Squibs
were
usually
shipped
off
to
Muggle
schools
and
encouraged
to
integrate
into
the
Muggle
community
...
much
kinder
than
trying
to
find
them
a
place
in
the
Wizarding
world
,
where
they
must
always
be
second
class
;
but
naturally
Kendra
Dumbledore
would
n't
have
dreamed
of
letting
her
daughter
go
to
a
Muggle
school
--
"
"
Ariana
was
delicate
!
"
said
Doge
desperately
.
"
Her
health
was
always
too
poor
to
permit
her
--
"
"
--
to
permit
her
to
leave
the
house
?
"
cackled
Muriel
.
"
And
yet
she
was
never
taken
to
St.
Mungo
's
and
no
Healer
was
ever
summoned
to
see
her
!
"
"
Really
,
Muriel
,
how
you
can
possibly
know
whether
--
"
"
For
your
information
,
Elphias
,
my
cousin
Lancelot
was
a
Healer
at
St.
Mungo
's
at
the
time
,
and
he
told
my
family
in
strictest
confidence
that
Ariana
had
never
been
seen
there
.
All
most
suspicious
,
Lancelot
thought
!
"
Doge
looked
to
be
on
the
verge
of
tears
.
Auntie
Muriel
,
who
seemed
to
be
enjoying
herself
hugely
,
snapped
her
fingers
for
more
champagne
.
Numbly
Harry
thought
of
how
the
Dursleys
had
once
shut
him
up
,
locked
him
away
,
kept
him
out
of
sight
,
all
for
the
crime
of
being
a
wizard
.
Had
Dumbledore
's
sister
suffered
the
same
fate
in
reverse
:
imprisoned
for
her
lack
of
magic
?
And
had
Dumbledore
truly
left
her
to
her
fate
while
he
went
off
to
Hogwarts
,
to
prove
himself
brilliant
and
talented
?
"
Now
,
if
Kendra
had
n't
died
first
,
"
Muriel
resumed
,
"
I
'd
have
said
that
it
was
she
who
finished
off
Ariana
--
"
"
How
can
you
,
Muriel
?
"
groaned
Doge
.
"
A
mother
kill
her
own
daughter
?
Think
what
you
are
saying
!
"
"
If
the
mother
in
question
was
capable
of
imprisoning
her
daughter
for
years
on
end
,
why
not
?
"
shrugged
Auntie
Muriel
.
"
But
as
I
say
,
it
does
n't
fit
,
because
Kendra
died
before
Ariana
--
of
what
,
nobody
ever
seemed
sure
--
"
