Lily and James, a hpappy couple?

[Fred Waldrop]

No: HPFGUIDX 82695

"jeffl1965" <jeffl1965 at h...> wrote:
Who will be the Judas for this version? I'd vote for Tonks. I 
don't really know why, but she tends to stick out like Peter does, 
imho. I don't mean to offend her fans, as I *do* like her, but I 
just have this feeling, and I could be very wrong.
 

"slgazit" <slgazit at s...> wrote:
If Peter is any guide, I'd expect the betrayer to be someone with 
emotional problems and low self esteem who feels the need to prove 
themselves better than others. Tonks is (IMO) too assertive and is 
such a self confident, cheerfull person that I can't see her in that 
role. In addition, the betrayer must be entrusted with a very 
important task to do real damage (e.g. secret keeper). Tonks is not. 
I personally put my money on Snape as the eventual betrayer (I don't 
think he is as of yet), especially if DD snuffs it and he'll face the 
choice of going back to his former master or helping a boy he 
detests.  
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Hello all, Fred waldrop here;

As much as I really do not like Snape, I really do not see him going 
back. Just my opinion though, now to whom I think  might be... could 
be... persuaded?
I really hate to say it, but... here goes... Molly Weasley.
The reason I say this is from what slgazit wrote, "If Peter is any 
guide, I'd expect the betrayer to be someone with emotional problems 
and low self esteem". After all, it basically takes someone with high 
self esteem to banish a boggart, because if you have doubts, the 
boggarts banishes you. Plus, seeing as LV is a master of Legilimency, 
if he "reads" Molly, he will see that her greatest fear is her family 
all getting killed, so, he offers her a deal, she helps him, he makes 
sure that all her children lives. And seeing as how Molly wasn't in 
the original OotP, she doesn't/might not compleatly understand 
that she can not trust LV.
Yes, seems silly, but LV is good at getting people to believe him, 
even when what he says seems unbelievable to others.

Fred