Heliopaths - Adjunct - Hagrid Thread
bohcoo
sydenmill at msn.com
Mon Aug 25 21:56:37 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 78733
GOF, ch. 33, pg. 651, American edition
Voldemort speaking: " 'The dementors will join us...they are our
natural allies...we will recall the banished giants... I shall have
all my devoted servants returned to me, and an army of creatures whom
all fear.' "
OOP, ch. 5, pg. 92, American edition
" 'Well, firstly he wants to build up his army again,' said
Sirius. 'In the old days he had huge numbers at his command; witches
and wizards he'd bullied or bewitched into following him, his
faithful Death Eaters, a great variety of Dark Creatures. You heard
him planning to recruit the giants; well, they'll be just one group
he's after.'"
Hm-m-m-m. Heliopaths, anyone?
It could be argued that Fudge is in cohoots with Voldemort, hiding
the heliopaths in the Department of Mysteries for him until
Voldemort's return to power -- but I don't think that is the case. As
Sirius tells Harry (OOP, pg. 302), " 'Yes, but the world isn't split
into good people and Death Eaters.' "
I think Fudge is evil through and through and is his own little world
of nasty. Unfortunately, he is also stupid on top of that. I think he
THOUGHT he had the dementors -- and, the heliopaths -- under his
command and control -- and is probably getting more horrified by the
day that if the dementors betrayed him, the heliopaths might do so as
well.
Enter our hero, Hagrid. He is the Care of Magical Creatures expert
who loves all creatures, but the darker, the better. I was a bit
disappointed with Hagrid's falling-out with the centaurs in OOP; I
saw him as a bit of a Pan, able to communicate and get along with all
creatures of the wood, at all times. In any event, I still believe
that it will be his affinity with the dark creatures that will enable
him to "save the day" in coming books even if he has to pay the
ultimate sacrifice. Just as Sirius dying in battle was the fitting
way for him to go, Hagrid dying in the effort to protect his
creatures would be sadly poetic.
And -- for the heliopaths to take a little stroll across Fudge or the
dementors to give him a lil' kissy--now, THERE's poetry. Especially
if Umbridge is there with him at the time.
Ghoulishly yours,
Bohcoo
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