Other anagrams - Sirius Black
jotwo2003
jsummerill at summerillj.freeserve.co.uk
Tue Apr 29 11:39:42 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 56437
People have tried the anagram game on lots of character names, not
just Snape. On other lists, I've seen it pointed out that Sirius
Black includes basilisk.
I've now checked for anagrams in the name Sirius Black myself. It
does indeed contain the word basilisk. This leaves 3 letters left
over: r, u and c. These can be rearranged to spell the word cur.
This could apply to Sirius, as his animagus form is Padfoot. Cur is
a synonym for dog but it means specifically an ill-tempered or
worthless dog. Taking this together with Voldemort's connection to
the basilisk, I've had a shocking thought.
Maybe Sirius is a baddie.
Even though I believe in LOLLIPOPS, I've never disliked Sirius. I've
always accepted him at face value. He's an innocent man imprisoned
for a crime that he did not commit. Thus I felt sympathy towards his
suffering. I was also convinced by the argument that Sirius played
the Whomping Willow trick on Snape without realising what the
consequences might be.
So far in the books Sirius has done nothing but be protective and
caring towards Harry, so this sudden suspicion is probably reading
too much into things.
On the other hand, if Sirius betrayed Harry, it would be a shocking
twist.
In conclusion, Sirius is probably one of the good guys until proven
otherwise. But you never know with JKR
Jo
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