[HPforGrownups] Re: Percy Weasley, weak link
srsiriusblack at aol.com
srsiriusblack at aol.com
Mon Jan 6 04:20:01 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 49260
In a message dated 05/01/2003 22:19:59 Eastern Standard Time,
annemehr at yahoo.com writes:
> When Dumbledore sent Bill off, he said, "Tell him what has happened.
> Tell him I will be in direct contact with him shortly. He will need
> to be discreet, however. If Fudge thinks I am interfering at the
> Ministry --" So Arthur (and by extension at least all the Weasleys 18
> or over) are soon to hear details from Dumbledore, and that there *is*
> a parting of the ways -- hence the need for discretion. The ray of
> hope that I see in this is that Percy is very likely to be forewarned
> of all that's happened *before* anyone from Fudge gets around to
> giving him any orders, and that we have seen Percy working with his
> father against DE's already (I'll be very happy to take that as
> foreshadowing as long as I can!)
I thought about this as well... Honestly, I *wish* Bill had not Disapparated
before Sirius revealed himself. That would save me a lot of worry. ( But,
then I am in the twisted Severus/Sirius/Remus love triangle frame of mind as
I *do* so love them all... lol) Bill, again a character I seem to like a
great much, seems to have a head on his shoulders, and I doubnt hardly that
once Dumbledore has explained EVERYthing Bill, Charlie and Mr Weasley will
all be in line to stand beside Dumbledore- which of course means standing
beside Sirius.
I still keep coming back to a problem with Percy. I easily see how Mr Weasley
will abandon MoM protocol, or what have you, and deny them his allegience.
He, as I have said before, is a mischief maker in his own right, and although
he works for the MoM, he has blatantly not always followed the rules-- as
well as having written some loop holes into the laws which affect him...
Percy will probably have to make a crucial decision. I want Percy to break
free of his mindset. I want him to prove a hero and a fun loving Weasley. I
keep my fingers crossed for him, for I, like you, was also a rule follower...
-Snuffles, thanking you for the well wishes... it's just that seasonal
nastiness that knocks us all out once in a while)
"All men dream: but not equally. Those who dream by night in the dusty
recesses of their minds wake in the day to find that it was vanity: but the
dreamers of the day are dangerous men, for they may act their dreams with
open eyes, to make it possible. This I did." T.E. Lawrence- Seven Pillars of
Wisdom
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