was Re: Flitwick/Fudge/the Potters now Snape & Neville
kuligkutig
vam0609 at aol.com
Thu Feb 26 16:41:41 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 91705
Potioncat:
> It always seemed like Snape just happened to be there and just
taunted
> Neville for the evil fun of it. But could it be that Snape was
> waiting there on purpose to warn Lupin about something concerning
> Neville? Not out of concern for Lupin, but for Neville?
me (vampire):
After reading this part of your post something just suddenly popped
into my head. We know that boggart will take the appearance of
anything a person fear the most and at that point nobody knows what
Neville fear the most. Maybe Snape was trying to remind Lupin that
Neville's boggart might take the appearance of one of those who
tortured his parents or maybe even Voldemort. If it is Voldything
then pandemonium will break out in class. If it is one of the
Lestranges, I can't see why it's a concern. But what if Snape and
Lupin knows somebody who is pretending to be a good guy, who was the
lead torturer of Neville's parents then it's a concern for both Snape
and Lupin that Neville's bogart might take the appearance of that
person whose good guy image the 2 are trying to protect. This then
will prove the 2 are ESE. It could also mean that the 2 professors
are really good guys and they are trying to protect the image of a
reformed person who is now helping the good guys. Or they are trying
to protect the image of a dead person whose son is the only hope they
have to defeat Voldything, Lily or James? Who knows who Neville's
bogart will change into before it happened. Maybe that's why Lupin
asked Neville first who he feared the most in the guise of guiding
Neville how to fight the boggart but in reality he just want to make
sure that nobody he's trying to protect will suddenly make an
appearance as the boggart. Just imagine yourself in that class, when
Lupin released the boggart and it changes to, let say Professor
Flitwick, wouldn't you be asking yourself why him? Knowing Hermione
she will launch an investigation why Neville fear Flitwick the most
until she discovers that there is a big cover-up with the Longbottom
torture case. I hope I explained my point clearly. Im in the office
and I can't organize my thought properly cause a lot of people keep
on passing by my cube.
vampire, i will go back to work now to earn some galleons.
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