Fidelius Charm
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Fri Feb 13 05:38:12 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 90838
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "justcarol67"
<justcarol67 at y...> wrote:
> > John wrote:
> > > I have been re-reading PoA and a new thought occurred to me.
DD
> > > performed the Fidelius Charm right? Why wouldn't he testify to
> > > clear Black's name? <snip>
Bookworm:
We don't know who performed the Fidelius Charm. Dumbledore offered
to be the Secret-Keeper, but the Potters chose Sirius instead, then
changed at the last minute to Peter Pettigrew. Supposedly Sirius was
the only one who knew about the change.
> Carol:
> I'm almost certain that Dumbledore testified in a hearing (there
was
> no trial) that Sirius had been the Potter's Secret Keeper. He
believed
> that Sirius was guilty, not only at that time but through most of
PoA.
> Sorry I don't have the page reference at hand.
I think Dumbledore was asked a question about it and said something
like "that was what I was told" or something else non-committal. He
didn't actually say that Sirius was the Secret-Keeper. I remember
looking it up a few months ago, but can't remember which scene it
was. Dumbledore talking to Fudge during PoA sticks in my mind.
Ravenclaw Bookworm
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