Conspiracy Theories
vmonte
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Thu Apr 22 16:35:48 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 96682
Melanie wrote:
I just wanted to say you are leaving out my favorite type of betrayal
theories: The non informed betrayal. The person that thinks they are
doing the right thing but ends up doing something terrible. That
person is Molly Weasley. Suppose, she is asked to give information
out, in exachange for the safety of her family and possibly
Harry. Suppose, she for instance is only asked to give info on
Hermione (being a muggle born they may want her gone..for she is the
worst kind of muggle born. A muggle born that is smarter than most
other purebloods). It might be a stretch but we are given an awful
lot of clues into Molly's personality. Her ability to believe with
little proof (aka witch weekly article about Hermione and Harry). Her
semi-dislike of Hermione, it doesn't seem that she bonds with her as
much as Harry. We know that their are times that she lets her fear
get in the way of practicality. All of this does not mean that she
will turn away but JKR has given us ample clues and I don't those
clues are without meaning
vmonte responds:
I don't think that Molly is going to do anything terrible. In fact, I
think that she will probably die saving one of her children (probably
Percy). Anyway, my vote for someone who "thinks that they are doing
something right but ends up doing something terrible" goes to:
Lupin. He is more of an enigma to me than Snape. He knows or has
done something that he hasn't shared with Dumbledore.
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