The Prank and the Choking
Sherlock (a.k.a Merlyn)
merlyn_dawson at hotmail.com
Fri May 10 19:20:22 UTC 2002
No: HPFGUIDX 38650
"Does anyone have any ideas about this? --Doldra"
At the end of the book, after Remus has burst in (PoA). Black say's
something (not got book with me, can't be sure) or agrees that he *was*
responsible for the Potter's death. Now, I'm curious as to *why* Black
switched with Pettigrew - was it because Black felt that he was being
tempted by Voldemort's prophesies (sorry, spelling off I know), and didn't
want to admit his weakness by himself giving away the Potter's, and so he
got Pettigrew (Someone he *knew* was weaker than him and more vunerable) to
switch. Just so he wouldn't feel bad when the Potter's were 'got' by
Voldemort.
Or was it because he felt guilty because he switched with Pettigrew.
As for him choking Harry -- blinded by rage, or blinded by the hate that he
suddenly felt for someone he thought was hiding Pettigrew? Maybe Black
thought it was impossible that other people didn't believe Pettigrew was
still alive. Maybe he'd kidded himself that it wasn't just him that knew
Pettigrew was alive.
Um, interesting stuff eh? Call me sad but I'm sort of hoping Black and Snape
have a bit of a scrap (fight) later on.
Steph
"The distinction between past, present and future is only a stubbornly
persistent illusion." Albert Einstein
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