Tonks & Lupin - even more important in future books

[angellslin]

No: HPFGUIDX 70217

> Elizabeth Fox wrote:
> > I have a theory about Remus & Tonks.  I
> > think they are going to play a really important role
> > in book 6, possibly as parental figures in Harry's
> > life.  I think there may also be something about the
> > new werewolf in St Mungos, maybe he will join the
> > order?  I definitely think they will get together (did
> > anyone else spot the chemistry there?)
> 
> I want Tonks to bring comfort and laughter to Remus' tormented life,
> and the two of them to serve as foster-parents for Harry now that
> Sirius is gone.
> 
> One other thing about Tonks is that she is able to make people laugh
> without reeking havoc, as Fred and George do.
> 
> If you don't like Tonks, fine.  But that doesn't mean she's evil.
> 


Absolutely agree. I have the exactly same kind of feelings that Tonks 
and Lupin would be the foster parents of Harry. Lupin, as we saw from 
PoA, was a sympathetic and modest man with wisdom. He would be able 
to guide Harry shrewdly. 

I even come up a theory that Tonks would take up the post of Defense 
against Dark Arts teacher in Harry's sixth year. She would guide 
Harry out of the plight and depression after Sirius' death, by 
showing him the wisest weapon against LV and death eaters were 
prudence and strategies and tactics (which Harry owned one of them; 
he inherited the bravery and audacity from James), and telling Harry 
that Sirius was most willing to die for him, as much as Harry's 
willingness to risk his life to his friends. She would gave Harry 
some sort of love, mixed with feelings of mother-to-son and girl-to-
boy. And finally she revealed that Sirius had been her first love. 
That's why she was determinded to help Harry: she wanted to fulfil 
the last wishing of Sirius. After settling the feelings to Sirius, 
Tonks agreed to marry Lupin. 

Sound logical? 


- Angel