The HP Wiki seems to suggest that her being half-blood is based on drafts and notes that were never officially released.
Anyway, even if it were full canon, the question of whether Slytherin has halfbloods seems like the kind of thing MoR would overwrite for the sake of worldbuilding consistency, like whether Slytherins are always evil, or whether Dumbledore is insane, or whether Sirius Black is guilty.
Pettigrew hasn’t spent the last eleven years as the Weasley family pet, because that would be ridiculous, but I doubt Sirius Black is guilty. At the very least, it would require more than obvious consistency preserving changes to justify that.
I’m not sure whether Sirius Black is guilty, but I don’t take his canon innocence as significant information on the question. That’s what I meant by “overwrite” as opposed to “reverse”: the new state is mostly uncorrelated with the old state.
The HP Wiki seems to suggest that her being half-blood is based on drafts and notes that were never officially released.
Anyway, even if it were full canon, the question of whether Slytherin has halfbloods seems like the kind of thing MoR would overwrite for the sake of worldbuilding consistency, like whether Slytherins are always evil, or whether Dumbledore is insane, or whether Sirius Black is guilty.
Uh, I’m pretty sure Slytherin has halfbloods either way. Cause, you know, Snape.
And Riddle...
Pettigrew hasn’t spent the last eleven years as the Weasley family pet, because that would be ridiculous, but I doubt Sirius Black is guilty. At the very least, it would require more than obvious consistency preserving changes to justify that.
I’m not sure whether Sirius Black is guilty, but I don’t take his canon innocence as significant information on the question. That’s what I meant by “overwrite” as opposed to “reverse”: the new state is mostly uncorrelated with the old state.