Pettigrew's indebtedness to Harry

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--- In HPforGrownups at y..., "Darlene" <Dar20 at a...> wrote:
> All this talk of the Shrieking Shack had me remembering something.  
> Dumbledore tells Harry in the end of PoA that Pettigrew will be 
> indebted to him, because he saved his life.  {Remember, Harry is 
> concerned about Trelawny's prediction, and is worried he has helped 
> Voldemort (which proves to be a founded concern) return to power? } 
> 
> So, is Pettigrew just the ultimate slimeball (or, in his case, the 
> ultimate follower) that doesn't follow rules of the game?  
Voldemort 
> follows them in his own twisted way (like making Harry bow).  Makes 
> sense, but I was just wondering if anyone else wondered this.
> 
> Thanks!
> 
> Darlene


    I was wondering. With Pettigrew and his tendency to hang around 
the biggest guy in the playgroung, what is going on in his head when 
he sees harry duel Voldie to a standstill. Maybe he will pay back 
harry for saving his life but only when he comes to the understanding 
that harry is somehow more powerful that Voldemort.