Pettigrew, Deatheaters and mugs

[Simon J. Branford]

No: HPFGUIDX 3307

Steve wrote: "It follows then that the deatheaters knew that Sirius Black
was not one of them and that Peter Pettigrew was not. The deatheaters would
not view the confrontation between Black and Pettigrew as being innocent
Pettigrew chasing evil Black."

There is the possibility that Pettigrew is not a DE. He may be working for
Voldemort, and be a spy for him, but this in no way makes him a DE.

>From what Black says about his time in Azkaban, it is clear that some of
Voldemort's supporters knew that Pettigrew was working for him.

Steve wrote: "In Goblet of fire we have many occasions when it appears the
deatheaters know each other. They acted in concert at the World Cup."

It is not clear how many of these were DE's. In the post game euphoria, many
had been drinking and when they saw someone attacking the muggles they may
have joined in, even though they are not DE's. It would have only needed a
couple of actual DE's to start the incident and after that they could just
run off.

Joywitch wrote: "The 15 oz. mugs are slightly less than a pint, which is 16
oz.  About half a liter, anyway - a BIG cup of coffee or tea."

Thanks to all that helped me with this volume problem. In the UK a pint is
0.568 litres and is divided into 20 fluid ounces. I was pretty sure that
things were different in the US and so decided to ask. My usual mug (for
tea - I do not drink coffee) is about this size and I also have an even
bigger mug for when I need a large volume of tea.

Simon