tame werewolf ?
Missy
missygallant2000 at yahoo.com
Wed Sep 24 14:56:46 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 81463
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "lziner" <lziner at y...> wrote:
> I was re-reading POA and had this thought. If Lupin takes his
> wolfsbane and is attacked, how could he fight back? He couldn't
use
> a wand. His mind would be that of a wizard but his body that of a
> wolf. Not much of a match for a DE. It might be time for dear
Remus
> to "go-off" the wolfsbane. At least as a werewolf, he would be
> ferocious and stand at least a "biting" chance in a battle.
>
> Lziner
But why would he be attacked? DE's go after human victims. In his
werewolf state, Lupin is no longer human. His mind and body are that
of a werewolf. So why would the DE's go after him?
Remember that the way Sirius was able to escape was that he was a
dog, and the DE's couldn't sense his human emotions. And he just
slipped through the bars.
Why wouldn't it work that way with Lupin and his werewolf-ing self?
I know that the DE's can be ordered to attack, but is there something
specific about Lupin as a werewolf that could be identified? I
really don't think he needs to worry about it.
Missy
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