Fake!Moody and the Unforgiveable Curses
jenny_ravenclaw <meboriqua@aol.com>
meboriqua at aol.com
Thu Jan 2 00:11:46 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 49073
Hey everyone -
Happy New Year to all of you HP fans everywhere! Here is something I
thought of while I was rereading GoF last night for the 7454th time.
Of course, it is entirely possible that someone else has already
thought of this and if that is the case, I am sorry. Anyway, here
goes:
For a long time I wondered why Crouch-as-Moody would teach the
Unforgiveables to the students of Hogwarts. Wouldn't he be hurting
the DE cause? Maybe not! I suddenly realized that perhaps Fake!Moody
taught the Unforgiveables to Hogwarts students as a way of testing
them. Once he got a sense of how each student reacted, he then passed
on the information to existing DEs and to Voldemort himself. For
example, we all know that Ron does not respond well to Imperius and
many of us wonder if it will be used on him in the future.
Crouch-as-Moody could be the one to start the chain that will lead to
Imperius!Ron.
Really, it is an extremely clever way to have access to all the kids
at Hogwarts. Once Voldemort and his followers have all the notes on
the kids, they can then even access the parents as well, if they
choose. The fact that Harry learned to throw the Imperius Curse
strays a bit from my theory, but perhaps young Crouch warned Voldemort
to use his very best and strongest Imperius he could muster. I'll
just chalk that up to Harry surprising them all.
--jenny from ravenclaw *************************
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