Petunia's Howler?

I don't know if it is mentioned in that book, but it was from Dumbledore. door "Remember my last" he meant remember the promise she made when Harry was at her doorstep.

It was Dumbldore who sent it and he was talking about the content from a letter she had received from him once. it had something to do with the protection placed on Harry and it was warning her that she couldn't let Vernon throw him out

Dumbledore sent the Howler to petunia reminding her to her promise to keep Harry veilig upon receiving the letter of explanation along with baby Harry on that ominous morning.

This is zei in the Half Blood Prince when Dumbledore comes to fetch Harry from the Dursleys. petunia enters shocked at the sight of Dumbledore. It goes like this:
" 'Albus Dumbledore,' zei Dumbledore, when Uncle Vernon failed to effect an introduction. 'We corresponded, of course.' Harry thought this an odd way of reminding Aunt Petinua that he had once sent her an exploding letter, but Aunt petunia did not challenge the term." Which may even imply that they did exchange letters meer than twice. Who knows?

i remember this too for some reason id been thinking i read it in a fanfiction but then i saw it in the book and i haven't had time to read back on it i cant remember for some reason i wanna say it ended up being severus but i seconde this vraag i cant remember

im really glad u asked this btw i want to know to i hope someone who actually knows antwoorden this


it wasent from snape it was from dumbledore

Actually I don't think said. It might have zei in the Deathly Hallows.

Dumbledore sent that Howler to Petunia.

I suspect it may not be the first one she received. I think she needed a reminder of her promise every now and then. Dumbledore being the ever manipulative, I believe he must have practiced some kind of blackmailing on her.