Lucius and the Spying Game (Re: MAGIC DISHWASHER (TBAY INTRO)
Jen Reese
stevejjen at earthlink.net
Thu Sep 18 16:38:25 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 81070
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "bluesqueak" <pipdowns at e...>
wrote:
>
> [A minor note: the plot of CoS revolves around attacks on
> muggleborns because of their blood. Dumbledore stands by and lets
it
> happen in the hope that the resulting battle can destroy the menace
> of the basilisk for once and all. No wonder JKR said that CoS
nearly
> gives it all away]
Jen Reese:
This minor note is intriguing and provides a framework for my own pet
theory: If if indeed this is DD's agenda "Dumbledore stands by and
lets it happen {COS} in the hope that the resulting battle can
destroy the menace of the basilisk," then I'm proposing Lucius Malfoy
is actually the Spy instead of (or with) Snape, and here's the
evidence:
1. Lucius also knows Tom Riddle is Voldemort, unlike apparently most
of the WW.
2. He is in possession of Riddle's "old school things."
3. Lucius plants the diary in Ginny's cauldron.
4. Lucius ensures that the Governors oust Dumbledore so DD has an
excuse not to be present during the COS battle.
5. Lucius is a "loyal" DE, a powerful figure in the MOM and one of
the governors of Hogwarts--the only person with the ability to know
everyone's agenda.
6. Lucius either has his own pawn in Draco, whom he has "sacrificed"
for the WW by training him to be a mudblood hater and eventual
incitor of Harry; OR
7. Draco has been trained like his father to be a double agent--his
role is to provide cover for his Dad and spy on the Slytherins. This
fits into the theory that Dumbledore is using the school as the base
for the "transformation of the WW."
8. Lucius had Kreacher lure Sirius to the MOM on DD's orders so
Sirius could be taken out of the picture.
9. Lucius prolongs the quest for the prophecy at the MOM and ensures
Harry isn't killed by the DE's until LV makes his appearance at the
MOM for his offical coming out party.
That's my evidence. Speculation? Flames? Contradictory canon? Bring
it on!--Jen
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