Dementors & LV Was: Power Structure WAS: Snape & Dementors
Bree
breegenie at yahoo.com
Fri Nov 30 15:15:07 UTC 2001
No: HPFGUIDX 30415
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Chip wrote:
> I wonder how
> perceptive and knowledgeable the Demntors actually are. If they're
> secretly in league with LV (or at least highly sympathetic to
> same), then both the kiss on Crouch Jr. and the attempted kiss on
> Harry make sense: the first because he might be forced to give away
> various secrets (as he had in fact already done), the second
> because, well, he's Harry Potter.
This is something I have pondered for awhile. The action of the
dementor who kissed Crouch raised a great many questions:
1. Is Fudge more evil than we have perceived, and had already given
orders to the Dementor to prevent Crouch, Jr. from spilling too much?
His later behavior would be explained--he is doing damage control to
subvert Crouch, Jrs testimony.
2. Or, are the Dementors more pro-active for LV than we have
perceived? From Harry's POV, they are scary monsters with no real
will of their own, just following their base inclinations. Maybe they
actively support LV.
3. Or, LV controls them. As he gains more physical power, he can
actively control their actions. This would explain both the Harry &
Crouch kiss.
This would explain my pet theory of who LV is referring to when he
mentions his three absent followers: Snape (at Hogwarts), Karkaroff
(the coward) and Crouch, Jr. (the faithful one, AND the one who has
left us forever).
Although LV speaks highly of his faithful one, he has already
demonstrated with Quirrell that he will sacrifice his most faithful
followers to regain power.
I know most people think LV knows Snape is disloyal, but Snape has
worked really hard to continue portraying his hatred for Harry and
his fondness for Slytherin and Malfoy. Since we only see his actions
through Harry, this becomes more likely. Harry (and we) only know so
much...
Any thoughts?
Bree
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