Faking Sirius' Death?

suehpfan stanleys at sbcglobal.net
Fri Feb 27 07:09:00 UTC 2004


No: HPFGUIDX 91733

snip or previous posts and part of Carol"s
Carol wrote:
 Someone also suggested
> that the house, being unplottable, may have been moved from its
> original location. If that's the case, then maybe the address hasn't
> always been 12 Grimmauld Place--same house, same portraits, same 
heads
> on the wall, same house-elf, but a different location than the one
> Narcissa and Bellatrix almost certainly visited as children. Come to
> think of it, there's some sense to that theory. Consider that, if 
the
> house has always been where it is now, the pureblood Blacks would 
have
> had Muggle neighbors! And if the house has been moved, then even
> knowing that Kreacher was Mrs. Black's house-elf and that Sirius is
> (was) hiding out in his old family home wouldn't enable Bellatrix or
> Lucius to apparate into the neighborhood and lie in wait to ambush
> unwary Order members leaving or entering the house.
> 
> This Fidelius stuff is starting to make sense to me. . . .
> 
> Carol

This being the case, the house could be moved again.  Any time the 
Order was looking to be in a better location or near some place they 
needed to protect and watch.  Why not move it to Hogsmead now.  They 
no longer need to be right on top of the MoM.  They might be in need 
of protecting Hogwarts.

"No, no, house-elves can't leave unless they're given clothes, 
they're tied to their family's house," said Sirius (OotP pg 504, US 
ed)  Not that Sirius couldn't be wrong, but I still think that 
Kreacher would have already gone to Narcissa if he could have. After 
all, Sirius had been "dead" to the family for more years than he was 
in Azkaban.  And I'm still not convinced that Regulus is in fact dead.

Sue





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