[HPforGrownups] Re: Sirius. Spy?

[Doreen]

No: HPFGUIDX 14967


A weird thought just crossed my mind. Would it be... Could it be
possible that *sirius* was spying on Voldemort's organization from
the inside? I know we're all assuming that task was Snape's, but do
we know - can we be very very very sure - that Sirius wasn't spying
on, say, the lower levels of the organization (the group that wasn't
trusted enough to get the Dark Mark yet - i.e. the trainees), and
Snape wasn't spying on the mid-level echelons? It might explain why
people found it so easy to believe that Sirius was on Voldemort's
side - if he'd been acting that way for a while, even undercover...
And it would've made sense, from the Potters' and Dumbledore's
perspective - who would make a better secret keeper than someone who
You Know Who thinks is in league with him, but really isn't?
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I believe that the main reason that Sirius gave for not being James & Lily's
secret keeper, was that he would be the very first person that Voldemort
would come looking for because of their great friendship, his being James &
Lily's best man at their wedding, and the godfather of their son. Your idea
was a good one ... because Sirius chose Pettigrew as his replacement. He
must have had a good reason to think that they would never question him.
Maybe Pettigrew had all of his friends convinced he was spying against V.
when actually he was spying for him.
Doreen
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This is completely far-fetched, I know...but....still.....



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