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	Obsession - Chapter 1
		Draco had watched transfixed as the mudblood’s two front teeth started to grow past her chin, he stared at her, smirking, hoping that the teeth would turn in slightly and cut into her throat, he imagined the teeth slicing through her dirty skin, cutting through her flesh, her blood spilling everywhere….dirty, muddy, blood.
		The next time Draco had seen the mudblood he noticed her teeth were better than ever, her beaver teeth were gone, replaced with a row of perfectly white shiny teeth.
		Draco had obviously seen the mudblood before, he had been stalking her for nearly a year now after all, but that night was the first time he had gotten to see the real Hermione Granger.
	www.angelfire.com /film/dhgdm/obsession1.htm (5335 words)

	The Use of the Word 'Mudblood' - The Sugar Quill (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		I have noticed that A LOT of people tend to refer to Muggle-born witches and wizards as 'Mudbloods' on message boards and in chats and the like.
		The name 'Mudblood' seems to be, in a way, racist and VERY insulting.
		I don't think saying 'mudblood' is offensive because these are not real people we are talking about because there is no such thing as muggle-born and half and half witches and wizards, so I see no reason why we can't use the word.
	www.sugarquill.net /forum/index.php?showtopic=475 (594 words)

	Chamber of Secrets - Did Snape See Himself as a Mudblood?
		In my very-humble-could-be-wrong-opinion, I think that was Snape's worst memory because he liked Lily...and then, because he was horribly embarassed, he called her a mudblood, and lost all chances of becoming her friend.
		I think he feels really ashamed about it---here she was, the only person to stick up for him, and he likes her (maybe even loves her), and then, just to save face, he blurts out the nastiest thing he can think of and pushes her away forever.
		I can see--although I'd never thought of it--that "Mudblood" could have been a way of trying to make others see him and Lily as different, to keep her from being targeted with his brush, so to speak.
	www.cosforums.com /showthread.php?t=73951&goto=newpost (2940 words)

	Veritaserum \| Harry Potter Fan Fiction
		Mudbloods who have, for one reason or another, slipped out of the system.
		Rogue Mudbloods are sometimes punished as examples, but more often than not, they simply disappear.
		Mudbloods habitually attempt to lure purebloods into a trap she remembers her superior telling her.
	www.veritaserum.com /fanfiction2/fanfiction/story.php?id=1631 (2073 words)

	A Different Point of View On the Harry Potter Movies \| Second Initial (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The mixed signal is, Hermione obviously despises being called a mudblood, yet she seems to have little problem with nonmagical people being referred to as muggles.
		The upside to all of this is that even though regular people are called muggles, the good characters do not seem to harbor any ill will towards them and even pass various laws to protect them from magic.
		January 2, 2005 01:58 PM My understanding of the usage there is that ‘mudblood’ has all these connotations that are at best classist and at worst a racial-purity thing.
	blog.secondinitial.com /archives/2005/01/a_different_point_of_view.html (704 words)

	The HMS Leather and Libraries - Shipper Overboard!
		But she is intellectual, and therefore she manages to come closer to presenting a challenge to your son than all the other girls at Hogwarts.
		Lucius, it’s not an issue of how could he even consider her an equal; it is a question of how could he not.
		She is one of the top students at Hogwarts, and most likely one of the smartest witches to set foot into Hogwarts, despite her blood.
	www.crush-me.com /guild/overboard_prevchallenge3.htm (8796 words)

	.:Dream a Little Dream:.
		I still haven’t got Potty, The Weasel and Mudblood back for last year on the Hogwarts train.
		The old bat was probably exactly the same, with that tight fl bun, and those stiff robes.
		She was probably just like Granger, the mudblood, a fucking know-it-all.
	members.aol.com /mombiofoz/desire00.html (885 words)

	The Mudblood Factor (12-28-01)
		Mudblood-A person who is muggle born, but has wizarding or witch skills.
		I am a Mudblood,that is, the rest of my family is Christian,and I am a Witch.
		Hermione Granger is and always will be my favorite character and she is definetely a Mudblood!
	lexilamb21.mydeardiary.com /entry.html?de_key=397875 (115 words)

	She's no Hillary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		John Kerry, though, is trying to pass himself off as a working stiff just like everyone else - thus our interest in Theresa's finances, assets, etc. Her morals, her relationship with her family, her vacationing habits - nobody's business.
		When she attacks the president and vice president regularly and questions their intelligence and patriotism she is no longer a "civilian" and should not expect to be treated as such
		I'd "heard" that she was leaving the campaign to John Kerry, simply financing it (as a good wife with cash would, if you ask me), and that's about it.
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/f-news/1133319/posts (1063 words)

	Chapter Two (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		She was tossed out of the fire and did a summersault before she stopped, hitting a boy’s feet.
		He glared down at her menacingly, “Get off of me Mudblood!” the boy shouted loud anough for everyone to here.
		And what is a Mudblood?” she asked in voice that sounded like she was almost pleading.
	www.expage.com /harrypotterlibraryschoolhp4 (572 words)

	Harry Potter:Chamber of Secrets:AMBUSHED! - Stormfront White Nationalist Community (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		This term is apparently so horrendous that when a young girl is (correctly?) called one by Malfoy, the young redheaded boy, Ron Weasley attempts to caste a spell on Malfoy.
		Indeed, the evil threat unleashed in the movie is a creature which will Kill "Mudbloods" thus driving them out of the Wizard's School (Hogwarts) and 'purifying' the school as it always should have been.
		The thing about it was that the girl that was insulted and called a "mudblood" was Hermione Granger (played by Emma Watson)-she is about as white as you can get.
	www.stormfront.org /forum/showthread.php?t=44906 (718 words)

	Fallout Administration - The Fallout RPG - Application
		Blood Status is currently divided into two groups: Purebloods and Mudbloods.
		In addition any character that has been identified as a Blood Traitor is automatically regarded as a Mudblood.
		Also, Hufflepuff are Mudbloods based solely on their House.
	www.greatestjournal.com /go.bml?journal=fallout_admin&itemid=1109&dir=next (433 words)

	PORTKEY.ORG >> The Mudblood - Chapter: 1
		There was that same feeling that started in her navel and spread across her entire body instantly.
		Any witch or wizard who had non-magical parents were treated worse than what was thought to be possible.
		However, there were always the daring, the Mudbloods that made it into Hogwarts's walls without anyone's knowledge of what their real identity was.
	fanfiction.portkey.org /index.php?act=read&storyid=1317 (955 words)

	Huge Cos Moment That H/hrs Forget About - Kindred Spirits
		I sort of see this as Ron trying to be the Big Protective Guy, which is fine, but the way I see it, Harry knows that the racial slur against Hermione is her battle and he knows that she can take care of herself and she doesn't need much rescuing in that department.
		Harry does care about Hermione; he just didn't know what mudblood meant at first; plus Ron wasn't the one who reacted first, it was Fred and George who dove toward Malfoy and Alicia Spinnet yelled, "How dare you!" then Ron did the slug thing.
		Everybody present knew that "Mudblood" was a very offensive term for a witch or wizard of Muggle parentage.
	talk.portkey.org /index.php?showtopic=2398 (2637 words)

	Chamber of Secrets - Did Snape See Himself as a Mudblood?
		I think Snape's worse memory is because he betrayed that "collegue" friendship by calling her a Mudblood.
		You are forgetting that the book was originally owned by Snape's mother who would of course have had a 'girl's writing'.
		If asked at this stage in his life, I think Snape would have said a half-blood had three options, being an outcast on the same level as Mudbloods, being a lackey, or proving he was just as good if not better than any of the purebloods.
	www.cosforums.com /showthread.php?t=73951&goto=newpost (2316 words)

	Titles of Potter books six and seven revealed? :: SnitchSeeker.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Harry Potter And The Mudblood Revolt and Harry Potter And The Quest of the Centaur are the titles of the final two books in the series according to reports.
		As most Potter fans know, a Mudblood is a nasty word used to describe a witch or wizard whose parents aren't magical, and the centaurs roam in the Forbidden Forest in the grounds of Hogwarts.
		Pluse mudblood is supose to be a very foul word so why would she make it a title?
	www.snitchseeker.com /vb3/showthread.php?t=11271 (1006 words)

	In Defending Hermione... - Kindred Spirits
		Everbody present knew that “Mudblood” was a very offensive term for a witch or wizard of Muggle parentage.
		Also, Malfoy did not direct his insult to Hermione the second time because he didn’t say, “the Mudblood.” Notice that JK’s last sentence; she clearly pointed out that the term “Mudblood” is very general; it is an offensive term for all witches and wizards of Muggle parentage.
		I've long believed myself that the different type of reactions that Ron and Harry exhibit to Mudblood comments were explained by differences in their personalities or differences in the way they handle an attack.
	talk.portkey.org /index.php?showtopic=2435 (7967 words)

	Cinema Confidential Forums - Titles For The Last Two Books!
		The Sun has discovered that the sixth and seventh books in the series could be Harry Potter And The Mudblood Revolt and Harry Potter And The Quest Of The Centaur.
		Harry’s feisty gal pal Hermione is a Mudblood — an insulting term for someone whose parents are not wizards.
		Harry Potter And The Mudblood Revolt and Harry Potter And The Quest Of The Centaur.
	www.cinecon.com /forums/printthread.php?t=8465 (430 words)

	[ Not Your Average mudblood... ] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		I suppose I should return considering its been about 3 weeks since weve talked face to face, or even heard from each other at all.
		Not just as a best friend, but as someone who understood me. He's just run off with Draco suddenly and hid from the world.
		Im worried about him though, he has Scarlet Fever, which is a terrble muggle illness.
	www.livejournal.com /users/bookw0rmgranger (1421 words)

	Veritaserum Comments (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		I find the mudblood shirt an insult, it's muggleborn, not mudblood.
		yeah i find the mudblood thing at insult but oh well...
		post by skat on 08-04-04 @ 5:33 PM Yeah, the "mudblood" shirt is equivalent to putting a racial slur on a t-shirt.
	www.veritaserum.com /news/comments.php?id=1212 (470 words)

	MudBlood (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Hermonie was coming out of the library when she heard it," Mudblood, Mudblood, why are you here?" She thought she was imagining it.
		Two weeks later, coming out of Herbs, she saw a hole filled with mud and blood, and the initials H.G. in it.
		For many reasons, one you wanted to kill me, two master doesn't like mudbloods, and three you think you're a know-it-all." He said with a laugh.
	www.expage.com /hpspellmudblood (324 words)

	Dinner Time
		His insults were still biting and sharp, with a sarcastic air that no one could match.
		Not a soul could make sense of the newly founded ritual, and the only two people who understood, Draco and Hermione, were not talking.
		I don’t think Mudblood can be considered a term of endearment in any situation.” Answered Parvati, turning back to her dinner.
	www.geocities.com /blissfully_lost/dinner.html (711 words)

	News - Harry Potter And The Mudblood Revolt ? & Harry Potter And The Quest Of The Centaur ?
		The Sun newspaper claim the sixth and seventh installments of J.K. Rowling's wizard adventures will be called Harry Potter And The Mudblood Revolt and Harry Potter And The Quest Of The Centaur - after discovering the titles had been registered as trademarks with the UK Patent Office.
		They were mysteriously registered in July by a company called Seabottom Productions, who themselves were formed just days before and who share a London address with the British lawyers of Harry Potter film studios Warner Brothers.
		Sources close to reclusive Rowling have refused to confirm the rumors - but fans of the global literary sensation are already beginning to speculate if the titles are true, or just an elaborate decoy.
	www.starswelove.com /scriptsphp/news.php?newsid=3615 (210 words)

	The Sugar Quill (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		"What in Merlin’s name are you thinking, Mudblood?" Draco hissed into her ear.
		Draco decided not to press his luck and shut his mouth for a while.
		Hermione shook her head, too relieved to be genuinely angry, grabbed her books and walked through the wall.
	www.sugarquill.net /read.php?storyid=1356&chapno=1 (1200 words)

	Bailamos
		But, why of all places, did you pick the spot by the mudblood?" she retorted curtly.
		"But the mudblood doesn't have a date either does she?" he asked.
		The word mudblood just couldn't get past his lips right then.
	www.geocities.com /hermione_draco/bailamos.html (747 words)

	HPL: Harry Potter: Pureblood, Half-Blood, or "Mudblood"?
		As Dumbledore once said, "It is our choices, Harry, that show us what we truly are, far more than our abilities (CS18)."
		What assumptions lie behind this concern over purebloods, half-bloods and "Mudbloods"?
		I've never fully understood why this seems to be a source of so much confusion -- though I have noticed that there are some HP fandom sites that misrepresent this information, so perhaps that's why.
	www.hp-lexicon.org /essays/essay-harry-pureblood-halfblood-mudblood.html (542 words)

	DISCLAIMER: you know the drill… The song belongs to Nickelback
		Lucius: That would mean that no one here save the disgusting Mudbloods would know who they were.
		Riddle- Having a crush on a Mudblood is reason enough to become an alcoholic.
		Lucius: They had a damn good laugh over what they had done to the Mudblood as Lucius drove into him.
	www.angelfire.com /ego2/slytherinmists/Sev.htm (1813 words)

	The Unlikely Tale of Vinegar Weasley
		There are an awful lot of parallels between the two of them: both are nasty and sour, both single out Harry as the source of everything that goes wrong.
		And both of them have forced themselves into an extreme caricature of a lifestyle, a lifestyle that attempts to shut out any trace of what they fear they might be: Petunia, abnormal (and possibly magic), and Snape, a Mudblood (and possibly nonmagic...hmmm, I wonder why he works so hard in school).
		This is too important of a parallel to be coincidence; it is my opinion that Petunia and Snape (and by extension, Lily) knew each other growing up.
	www.christineborne.net /vinegar_weasley (668 words)

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