Petunia Dursley (née Evans) (fl. 1959—1997) was a Muggle, the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Evans, and the older sister of the Muggle-born witch Lily. During her childhood, she broke off contact with her sister and refused to have any contact with the wizarding world. She married a Muggle, Vernon Dursley, and they had a son, Dudley. However, when Lily was killed by Lord Voldemort, Petunia became guardian of her nephew, Harry Potter, who...
Aunt Petunia lets her knowledge of Harry's wizardly be know as bell as her fe...
The Dursley's review their schedule for the arrival of their guests.
Aunt Petunia lets her knowledge of Harry's wizardly be know as bell as her fe...
Harry, angered by Aunt Marge's accusations, causes the glass in her hand to s...
Harry learns a great deal about his past and about his aunt and uncles true f...
Harry walks sleepily out of his closet and into the kitchen where he receives...
As Harry pours the coffee, Dudley has a a tantrum because he finds the floor ...
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