How did Snape see Lupin the night of the Prank?

pippin_999 <foxmoth@qnet.com> foxmoth at qnet.com
Mon Jan 27 04:27:37 UTC 2003


No: HPFGUIDX 50725

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, Maria Kirilenko 
<maria_kirilenko at y...> wrote:
> 

> >So, Snape didn't get "as far as this house" , it's from the 
passage that h egot a glimpse of Lupin. 
> Now the only thing that doesn't make sense is why that hole is 
not bloked in some way! Wouldn't Werewolf!Remus be able to 
get out of the Shack? Werent all doors and windows boarded up 
for this reason, to prevent him from going about and harming 
people? <<

If there was a door, and it was left open or unlatched, that would 
lend weight to Snape's contention that the Prank was a 
deliberate attempt to murder him. 

Perhaps the opening into the shack was a magical one, like the 
entrance to the Chamber of Secrets, but less powerful. Since it 
has been years since it was used, maybe the spell had worn off 
by the time of PoA.

Pippin 





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