What about Percy?

[queenofeverythang]

No: HPFGUIDX 73118


> > I rather think that now that Voldemort is back and that 
*useless* 
> > Fudge knows it's the truth, he (Fudge) will no longer need 
Percy 
> and, 
> > well, you can imagine what that would make Percy feel. 

I'm not sure that Percy's hunger for power will make him become 
a DE - as was stated about a couple of other Ministry member in 
GoF and OotP, you don't have to be on "you know who's" side to 
be uh... hem hem... evil.  More likely he'll probably just become a 
major pain and get in the way before someone (maybe Ron) 
puts him out of his misery.

Ok, maybe that last part is a bit harsh for a "children's book".

> I think Percy is very power hungry. It seems to me that he will 
burn 
> his Bridge with his mother and that her fears of him dyeing are 
not 
> unjustified. Mothers seem to know about these things. She 
fears his 
> death along with the whole family. (IMP) Percy is Judus, he's 
just 
> not sure who to betray yet, but he will betray someone!

Percy's definately the Judas (or one of many) of the book and he 
will betray the Order and his family for his own personal gain. It 
will all backfire and he will not (blinded by his hunger for power) 
realize the extent of the damage he has done until it is too late. 

Oh, And I take back the "putting him out of his misery" thing. He'll 
probably live through book 7 and have to live with the damage 
he's done (but he'll hopefully get pretty banged up).