Fudge and Gringotts

[tomatogrower88]

No: HPFGUIDX 74172

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Doriane" <delwynmarch at y...> 
wrote:
> 
> After making a clear point that the Quibbler is not to be trusted, 
> JKR has us read about Fudge trying to take over Gringotts. Harry 
> dismisses it as loony when he gets to the part about Fudge having 
> goblins cooked in pies, but could it be that the main piece of 
> information of the article is true ? Could it be that Fudge is 
> *really* trying to take over Gringotts ? And what would it mean in 
> relation with the rest of the story ?
> 
> Del


I think JKR in letting Harry's story be printed in the Quibbler is 
letting us see that some of the stories are based in fact. That this 
is a paper willing to print things other papers won't. I do think that 
Fudge could have been trying to take over Gringotts. Key persons 
-think Umbridge- do not like magical creatures with near-human 
intelligence (pg 754 OOP american). Fudge could be trying to get rid 
of the goblins. As for cooking them in pies I do not think this is 
true but if you think something is "sub human" you might not have a 
problem killing it. How far would Fudge go?  I think it could be 
setting up events in later books on who sides with Lord Thingy and who 
does not. So how far will Fudge go?

Myrth