Sirius V's #2?

[Amy Z]

No: HPFGUIDX 23958

Or, to switch fandoms, his Number One?

Pippin wrote:

>I think Voldemort knew that someone in his inner circle was passing 
>information back to the good guys and took advantage of it. I see a 
>carefully orchestrated campaign of disinformation, in which >Snape played 
>an important but unwitting role by informing Dumbledore >that there was a 
>spy planted near the Potters.

That bit wasn't disinformation, though.  One of their best friends *was* a 
spy.  Snape didn't know which one, unfortunately . . . of course, maybe 
James wouldn't have believed him if he'd said it was Peter, either.  I 
prefer to think that he would have; that he trusted Sirius despite the 
warnings (if there were even specific warnings against Sirius, which we 
don't know) because he knew Sirius to the core--and he was right, Sirius 
would never have betrayed him.  Maybe if the warning had been about Peter, 
on the other hand, it would have been believed.

Amy Z

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