Vernon Dursle Biography

According to English transcription in the original, the surname is pronounced as Darsley. This translation option is designed to emphasize the negative coloring of these characters. It is interesting to note that Dursley is the name of a small town in the Gloucheser County in England, and Dudley is a town in the West of Central England. In addition, the name Dudley is quite common in England, the family of the only relatives of Harry Potter, consisting of Uncle Vernon, Aunt Petunia, their son Dudley and sisters of Uncle Vernon Aunt Margaret, who does not live with them, but occasionally visits this family.

Dursleys really do not like their dead relatives of Potter, Harry's mother was the sister of Aunt Petunia and are even afraid of memory of them. They hate everything related to magic. They live in London on Tisova Street. Uncle Verreny heads the Grannings Directs. A complete man, with a very magnificent mustache and a very short neck. At one time, he graduated from the School of Vonings, in which Dudley learns from the date.

The exact age is unknown, the details of the biography are also. The name of faithful French origin, in English transcription only stress changes, moving from the last syllable in the French version to the first in English. Aunt Petunia is a skinny blonde with a very long neck, “almost twice as long as it should be with its growth,” and with horse physiognomy. Likes to eavesdrop and peep at the neighbors.

The exact age and details of the biography are unknown. Their son of Dudley, the same age as Harry Potter, therefore, was born as two drops of water like his father. A large pink face, the neck is almost completely absent, watery blue, small pigs, thick blond hair neatly lie on a greasy head-the exact opposite of Harry's appearance. Harry believed that "Dudley looked like a pig in a wig." He was so thick that his sides hung from a stool.

It is known that before entering Hogwarts, Harry studied at the same school with Dudley, which they most likely entered in accordance with the English education system, primary and secondary schools are divided.

The child enters Primary School primary school at the age of about seven years and studies in it for four years. Then he moves at the age of about eleven years to secondary school of Secondary School, in which he has been studying seven years. The image of aunt Marge - a pompous, rude and extremely unpleasant person - according to the study of the biographer J.

Rowling Sean Smith, was largely written off from her grandmother Rowling on the maternal line of Frida Volant, which she did not like.