OoP - Snape STILL could be the turncoat or NOT

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No: HPFGUIDX 62117

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "pippin_999" <foxmoth at q...> 
wrote:
>> 
> My book is on the way to Canada with my DH, so I can't give a 
> page by page canon refutation. However, everything you said 
> about Snape applies in spades to ever-so-evil Lupin. Did you 
> notice those unexplained absences from the Grimmauld Place, 
> and the way Lupin admits that he could have kept James and 
> Sirius from tormenting Snape if he'd wanted to?  
> 


Okay, I just went back and read your Evil!Lupin theory (I've been a 
sporadic lurker for a while, thanks for referencing the post and 
thread) and I feel as though I've eaten a Puking Pastille. It would 
work horribly well, wouldn't it? There's a point or two I could argue 
with, but you've jumped right into the unease I've felt about Lupin's 
reaction to Sirius' death and managed to make me suspicious of one of 
my favorite characters. I'll be SO distraught if this turns out to be 
true! Now I have to re-read looking for ESELupin clues. 

Gertie