Chapter 33 - The Death Eaters

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> 1. Why is Lucius Malfoy considered by Voldemort to be a better 
servant than most of the other Death Eaters?

Yes, I agree that Lucius is rich and very influential.  I tend to 
think that he is a sniveling brat, but he certainly is a vicious 
racist, who is taking pains to pass his ideals along to his offspring 
- Voldie would like that!

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> 2. Who are the Lestranges that are serving time in Azkaban?

I think they are the death eaters who were caught with Crouch Jr.  
They continued to openly act as dark wizards even after Voldie lost 
his power and so many death eaters crawled to the Minstry crying foul.
 
>  3. Will Voldemort get the dementors and the giants to follow him in 
his "army of creatures whom all fear"?

What a great question!  I can't for the life of me figure out what 
will come of the the dementors - they are frightening to me.  What 
will happen to Azkaban?  
As for the giants, I'm quite sure Hagrid was sent by Dumbledore to 
make peace with them before Voldie can get to them.  What I really 
question is what Hagrid will do when he meets up with his mother again 
(I'm sure he will).  Will he question his loyalty to Dumbledore?  I've 
thought at times that Hagrid's adoration of Dumbledore is a bit too 
much - almost blind, if you will.  Can his mind be changed, especially 
if he comes into contact with a crowd who can offer him freedom and 
assimilation like the giants might?
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> 4. And of course the eternal question.Why did Voldemort untie Harry 
and give him back his wand?

'Cause Voldemort is an egomanaical single minded shmuck ('scuse me).  
He wants to make Harry suffer the way he did for 13 years.  He also 
probably wants to prove his worth to his loyal followers (someone just 
mentioned that and I agree).  Let's not rule out plot device as well 
(how dare I!).

--Jenny from Ravenclaw (three different sites Sorted me there -