Death Eaters Numbers
sjd914 <sjd914@yahoo.com>
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Wed Jan 8 01:52:37 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 49391
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, kewiromeo at a... wrote:
> I have mentioned before that there were only a handful or so of
> death eaters.
> Now can someone explain to me what exactly Voldermord was doing,
> and if so,
> how did he expect to get anything accomplished with that small
> group of
> people.
<break>
>I don't
> understand how the power over numbers can triumph. Dumbledore alone
> seems to
> be a match for Voldermort, even Harry is a match. Put Dumbledore
> and Harry
> and they can outmatch at least 3 of the 15 death eaters.
>
> I understand that he has an army of dementors and possibly giants,
but it
> doesn't do it for me.
In GoF at the World Cup Ron, I think, asks Arthur what Death
Eaters are. Arthur replies something along the lines, "They were
Voldemorts _close_ supporters" (underline added by me) That isnt an
exact quote but I am sure he says close. The DEs are only the inner
circle of wizards. You know he had a number of suppoerters so the 15
or so DEs wouldn't cut it. In PS/SS Hagrid says, "Voldemort's time
you didnt know who to trust. Alotta Dark Wizards were around back
then" (Again forgive me if the quote is wrong since I dont have a
book here) If there were only 20 dark wizards then it wouldnt qualify
as "alot" I think that once his old supporters here that he has
regained his power that they will support him as well as the DEs.
-Sajid
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