Barty Crouch, Jr and Mystery Death Eaters

nyarth_meow rshuson80 at yahoo.com
Mon Mar 11 21:46:09 UTC 2002


No: HPFGUIDX 36346



Jamie says:
When Voldemort is resurrected, he only accounts for the
> Lestranges being in Azkaban.  There are the three that died in his 
service,
> but I imagine they were killed before Voldemort's fall. 

Two of these were Evan Rosier, and someone called Wilkes, both of 
whom were friends of Snape's while at Hogwarts.  Black says in 
GoF "they were both killed by aurors the year before Voldemort 
fell".  The third, we don't yet know.  

Jamie then says
 The one who was too
> afraid to return was Karkaroff, and the one who has left forever is 
Snape -
> is that correct?  So that's one mystery Death Eater, which begs the
> question, how many Death Eaters are there?  Are there more than 
just the
> ones Voldemort named, in the same way that there must be more 
Gryffindor
> girls in Hermione's dorm that don't get mentioned?
>

I think in GoF it says Voldemort passed by some people in his circle 
without comment. Perhaps he passed by some gaps without comment too? 
As for the identities of "one too frightened to return" and "one who 
has left me forever"  we *assume* are Karkaroff and Snape 
respectively, but I do wonder whether this is just what we are meant 
to assume?  JKR and her red herrings.  Maybe Snape was present in the 
circle of DE's that night, and Voldemort walked past  him without 
comment?  Is there any good reason why not?
  He could easily have apparated back in time to bounce into Moody's 
office looking menacing, and then check out his reflection in the Foe 
Glass ("Who's that ugly git?  He looks like my mother.")   I know 
Dumbledore claimed to have realised Moody was up to no good because 
he moved Harry after D said not to, but maybe the returning Snape 
tipped him off?  Dumbledore then lied about it to cover for Snape as 
a spy?

Just a thought.

Nyarth, who has decided not to ever rule anything out when it comes 
to JK Rowling.
 







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