werewolf cures, WOLVES

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No: HPFGUIDX 39626

Carrie-Ann wrote:
> All this talk about Lupin has me wondering... Lockhart says that he 
> did a spell on a werewolf that turned him back into a man, and he 
no 
> longer transformed.  I know that Lockhart himself didn't do it, but 
> he says that all othe things he claims to have done were actually 
> accomplished, just by other people.  Does this mean that there is a 
> cure for Lupin?  It may just have been an oversight, or I could not 
> be reading it correctly, but if it has been done before, why can't 
it 
> be done for Lupin?  Any thoughts?

Yeah, my sis and I noticed this too. I would say either a) a FLINT, 
like everyone is saying or B) Lockhart is just making stuff up with 
out checking his facts.

Aldrea wrote:

> But, from what canon says, I don't believe Lupin and the moon have
> a "Cinderella" sort of relationship, but a "Swan Princess" one does
> seem only slightly more 

Cat_lady wrote:
I gather that 'a Cinderella" sort of relationship' means Lupin 
transforming at the stroke of midnight, but what is a "Swan 
Princess" one? 

Swan Princess refers to the book/movie where the princess changes 
into another form at night, in this case a swan. THen they change 
back in the morning. This sounds more close to what werewolves 
actually do.