someone198 wrote: |
Not *everything* about identical twins is identical; they have different fingerprints, for example. And remember, the thing about fantasy worlds where the impossible is possible is that different laws of physics and other sciences (ex. genetics) apply. My theory: - Bending is roughly genetic but nonetheles unpredictable, like magic to witches and wizards of mixed blood in Harry Potter: Harry's mother and aunt both had mixed blood, but only his mother was a witch. Evidence: - If bending were as easy a skill to learn as archery or something, what was the point in arresting anyone who could bend earth in "Imprisoned" because they felt threatened by Earth Benders? If anybody could learn it, they would have had to force everyone to live in a metal compound. |
Harry's mother does not have an onuce of past magical blood. She was bron to a normal human family, but ended up having magical powers. Basically the exact opposite of a squibb, a witch or wizard who cannot perform magic.