Dumbledore as Secret Keeper
jsmgleaner
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Sat Sep 27 14:16:26 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 81720
Gwyneth said
> ><snip> The question then is why the Potters decided
> against Dumbledore as their Secret-Keeper.
<snip>
> >-Simply had too much trust in their friends and their loyalty as
> well as abilities.<
KathyK said:
> This one I think is most likely. Sirius was James' best friend,
> just like a brother to him.
>
Now Hayes:
Good question and one I think might have to be part of the books as Pettigrew
returns as a character.
Maybe it has something to do with Sirius's suspicion of Lupin as the spy in the
order (this from Shrieking Shack scene in POA). Maybe they knew Lupin was
doing something with/for Dumbledore secretly (as yet unknown to us, as
many other Lupin things are), and thought it was too risky to tell Dumbledore,
whose mind might be read by Lupin.
So, the first part canon, the second pure speculation (mmm . . . delicious
speculation).
Hayes, who thinks it might be too early in the morning to attempt a written
imitation of Homer Simpson.
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