[HPforGrownups] Colonel Fubster/ Harry's Dream

Richelle Votaw rvotaw at i-55.com
Mon Jan 6 03:13:26 UTC 2003


No: HPFGUIDX 49254

Enchanted writes:

> It would make sense for Dumbledore to make sure Harry was safe with anyone the > Dursleys might leave him with, or visit. 
>
> I wouldn't doubt that we find that Fubster is a wizard, put in place by 
> Dumbledore to watch over Harry when he visits Aunt Marge. After all, she is Mr. 
> Dursley's sister and I'm sure they visit her occasionally. 
>
> Mrs. Figg watches over Harry at the Dursleys and I wouldn't doubt that there 
> are witches and wizards posted in all of the places that Harry might spend 
> time, including school.

JKR was asked about Colonel Fubster in an interview.  If he was a wizard.  She said no, he was an ordinary Muggle neighbor of Aunt Marge's.  

Catlady wrote:

> Also, was Draco's role in the dream only that Draco and Snape were 
> the two Slytherins who had impressed Harry with a strong desire not 
> to be Sorted into Slytherin, or was it also something about Lucius 
> (whom Draco strongly resembles) having been in the Godric's Hollow 
> attack with LV and Snape? Personally, I feel that LV brought only 
> Wormtail with him on that occasion, but I'm frequently wrong.

That's interesting.  Suppose for a minute that Voldemort was accompanied by Wormtail, Lucius, and Snape.  Why?  Backup?  To keep watch?  Wormtail, obviously, because he was the secret keeper.  Snape (until recently) trusted Lucius.  Who is certainly out for his own good, no one else's.  If Snape was there, did he stand casually by doing nothing to save the Potters?  Was he under orders from Dumbledore not to blow his cover for any reason (even to save them)?  

Richelle


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