Percy (yes, again :-)

[Doriane]

No: HPFGUIDX 69340

Missy : 

I don't understand why DD would want the fact that Percy is on the 
inside kept from Molly and Arthur.  What good would it cause? What 
would the point be? 

Me : 

Keep in mind that this is all just a theory. The way I see it, it 
could very well be that Arthur knows the truth and staged the whole 
fight with Percy. But Molly mustn't know because... Well, I don't 
want to offend anyone, but Molly doesn't seem a good enough actress. 
She's so emotional. If she knew Percy was working undercover, she 
would inevitably make blunder upon blunder. It would only be in front 
of other members of the Order, but still... Another reason is that 
she's stressed enough the way she thinks things are. You've seen how 
she reacts to that Boggart (and as a wife and mom myself, I admit 
that my heart went out to her on that one, I completely understand 
the constant terror she lives in), so can you imagine how horribly 
scared she would be if she had to worry about Percy being discovered 
any time ?
Just a theory, though. The main point that bothers me with it is that 
it's a very high price for her to pay, thinking one of her sons 
doesn't love them anymore... But I can't help but remember that Percy 
was in Gryffyndor, not in Slytherin, and that it must say something 
about his courage and his ambition.

Del


 Perhaps to keep that from the 
> DE's should they decide to torture Molly and Arthur, but even that 
> wouldn't be foolproof.  The DE's would most likely decide to kill 
all 
> Weasley's if they went after one.  And at this point Harry is the 
> only one LV cares about. 
> 
> I believe that Arthur and Molly tried to get Percy interested in 
the 
> Order, but Percy resisted.  And once Arthur told Percy the reason 
> Percy got the job was because Fudge wanted a spy, Percy's ego got 
> bruised.  And once that happened, Percy stormed out, acted like a 
> spoiled brat and cut himself off from a family that in Percy's mind 
> doesn't believe in him.  
> 
> Of course, I am a bit miffed at Percy at the moment.  I just hope 
the 
> arrogant fool has the good sense to apologize to his family.  I 
think 
> the entire charaterization of Percy centers on the young adult, who 
> is ambitious, will do anything to get where they want, and in 
getting 
> it very easily gets a big head.  This type of story usually 
involves 
> a crash a little while later.  I think Percy's crash will happen 
when 
> he realizes that he turned his back on his loved ones to support 
> someone who risked the entire wizarding community by being too weak 
> to face the truth.  I also think that Percy, Fred and George will 
be 
> on the outs from now on.  Because the twins don't seem the forgive 
> and forget type.
> 
> Missy