Lupin and the Setting Sun
Bugg
bugganeer at yahoo.com
Thu Apr 26 06:27:25 UTC 2001
No: HPFGUIDX 17719
Doesn't the time coinside with the setting sun and not just
the full moon? Buckbeak was to be executed at sundown. The
first group moved into the tunnel before sundown. Snape would
have gone to look for Lupin before sundown. Harry and Hermione
took Buckbeak before sundown and hid in the forest. Lupin
turned into a werewolf when he saw the full moon, at sundown.
Bugg
> Amy Z wrote:
> It just doesn't work that Lupin only transforms when actually
exposed to the moon. Or are you proposing that even if he's indoors,
if the moon is out, he's a wolf, and if the moon is behind a cloud,
he goes back to being a man?
>
> mdartagnan at y... wrote:
> I've just came up with a theory. It's full of holes, but...
>
> We know Remus transforms into a wolf regardless if he's indoors or
outdoors. He claimed that, thanks to the Wolfsbane Potion, he turns
into a harmless wolf and stays inside his office. I can't recall if
the windows of the Shrieking Shack were covered as well.
>
The only thing that *might* explain why on PoA he transforms into a
wolf until the moonlight touches him might be the time at which the
change takes place. Maybe when he's indoors, the change takes place
until the Lunar influence is just too strong to be avoided maybe
when the Moon reaches its zenith (eh... is this word well written?)
or something like that. But being directly exposed to moonlight might
trigger an immediate change something Remus clearly forgot after
many Full Moon indoors, or maybe he thought the night would remain
cloudy for still some hours.
>
I told you this theory was full of holes. Maybe the change had
something to do with the wolfsbane potion, as many fanfics suggest,
or it's just a Flint. But it's fun to speculate.
>
> Misbehave,
> Marijose
>
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