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Hey everyone, welcome to another instalment of Harry Potter Theory.

Today we're going to be discussing a rather sinister theory that might finally provide some

answers on the Weasley family's elusive financial status.

This theory challenges previous interpretations of their poverty and reaches beyond the conventional

conception that there just isn't enough to go around in such a big family. It's a dark one

and I guarantee you haven't heard this one before. I think you're going to

agree with me. Let's dive in. In a world full of magic where seemingly anything is possible,

it's always shocking to hear that even witches and wizards are capable of experiencing financial

hardship. The advent of magical abilities makes life a lot easier in a lot of ways, but one limitation

of note is that gold cannot be multiplied, therefore wealth cannot be created. The result is that

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