Unregistered Animagi
michaelkgidlow
Veritas771 at hotmail.com
Wed Jun 18 15:44:25 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 60903
I have some theroies on which of the animals are really human.
1. I have long suspected that Mrs. Norris is a Animagi. It seems very
weird that a cat would have a name with "Mrs." as a part of it. After
all, "Mrs." implies that there is a "Mr." somewhere. Just a thought...
2. I would be very surprised if Crookshanks does not turn out to be a
animagi. He certainly is a very smart cat, and he sure knows his way
around Hogwarts. The ginger hair also suggests that he may some how
be related to either the Weasleys or the Evens (since Lily is said to
have had ginger hair).
3. Neville's toad, Trevor might be an animagi. I remember the
name "Paddock" appearing in one of the books, and "Paddock" is an old
English word for "toad". I'm not so sure on this one though, but it
is interesting that he keeps running away from Neville, much the same
way Scabbers ran away from Ron in book 3. Could there be someone at
Hogwarts that Trevor is trying to avoid?
4. This may sound crazy, but I believe the great Dumbledore is an
animagi. I read somewhere that "Dumbledore" is an old English word
for "bumblebee". Could it be that Dumbledore can change into some
kind of flying insect? That would explain his seeming omniscience of
everything that goes on in the school (since no one would notice a
small insect flying around the school). Also, Rita's last
name, "Sketter" is a shortened form of mosquito, but Rita was a
bettle. So maybe Dumbledore isn't a bee, but he is some kind of
flying insect.
5. Mrs. Figg's cats. We all know that Mrs. Figg is going to be
playing a prominant roll in future books, so I suspect that at least
some of her cats are animagi, and she may be one herself. Maybe her
purpose in repeatedly showing Harry her cats was so that he would
recognize them. Perhasps Crookshanks was one of her cats at one time.
I'm probably wrong on most of these, but who knows? Anything is
possible in Harry Potter's world.
P.S. Saturday is so close yet so far away!
--michaelkgidlow
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