[HPforGrownups] Re: Chapter 32 Summary - Flesh, Bone, and Blood

[Nan Gisius]

No: HPFGUIDX 13128

uh??? wasn't Peter wormtail in the days he was friends with James, Sirius and Lupin??? Long befor he went over to the dark side???

and the subject of the arm .... Pettigrew only cut off his finger .... and this might seem odd .. but we don't bleed to death from cutting off a finger ...... it would be painfull to us ... muggles .... but i bet that Peter either had a spell or a charm to release the pain ... or maybe rats (he had to turn into a rat real quick .. afterall .... Sirius was at the scene .. and would possibly have killed him if he had been able to find him that moment) feel less pain than humans .... 
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Dai Evans 
  To: HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 2:03 AM
  Subject: [HPforGrownups] Re: Chapter 32 Summary - Flesh, Bone, and Blood


  --- In HPforGrownups at y..., "Carole Estes" <lrcjestes at e...> wrote:
  > Questions:
  > 1.  When Peter Pettigrew is serving the dark lord is he always 
  called
  > wormtail?  As if his name was changed once he went over to the dark 
  side.
  > Do the other Death Eaters know who Wormtail is?

  No, guys like Karkarof would have turned in the story in the trials.

  > 2. Were you upset by Cedric's death?  Was it gratuitous or vital to 
  the plot
  > and / or Lord Voldemort's character development?

  I thought this was quite horrendous in it's flippancy. That was 
  obviously the whole idea (to me anyway) it was an illustration of the 
  evilnous and lack of regard for life of V, and the blind submission 
  (to the point of murder) of Pettigrew.

  > 3.  Why didn't Wormtail bleed to death after he cut off his arm?

  I dunno. Presumably it was taken into account by V. Otherwise he 
  would have been without Wormtail in future.


  For what it's worth,

  Dai





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