Barty Crouch Jr. the Loyal Supporter?

Scott Northrup snorth at ucla.edu
Thu Jan 9 01:46:42 UTC 2003


No: HPFGUIDX 49450

Durant wrote:

However, when Harry sees Crouch Jr. in the Pensieve, he sees a man 
 who, at that point would clearly be willing to renounce Voldemort 
and  all the dark magic if it meant that he didn't have to go to 
Azkaban.  It was the other three who were with him who were the truly loyal ones. Crouch was begging his father for forgiveness.
 

Kristen wrote:

It could be interpreted that way, or it could be interpreted as a 
young punk attempting to use his high connections to get out of a 
prison sentence.  After all, it did work since Crouch was convinced 
to trade his wife for his son.


Well, obviously Crouch Jr. is a good actor.  He manages to fool a whole lot of people (even Dumbledore) into thinking he's Mad-eye Moody for a school year.  Acting like a frightened teenager so he could escape Azkaban and search for his master would be pretty simple in comparison.

-Scott

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