Harry & Pettigrew...A Wizard's Debt?
mayeaux45
mayeaux45 at yahoo.com
Fri Jul 9 03:38:45 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 105193
Let me just say 'forgive me if someone has already posted this
before now'...Moving on then!
With all this talk of who could the HBP be, it got me to thinking
about other 'soon to be important characters' in the end of the
series. Have some of you forgotten about little Peter Pettigrew?
In ch.22 of PoA Dumbledore states that Harry did a very "noble"
(much like the noble Black family mentioned in OotP) thing saving
Pettigrew's life. Dumbledore then went on to say: "Pettigrew owes
his life to you. You have sent Voldemort a deputy who is in your
debt....When one wizard saves another wizard's life, it "creates a
certain bond" between them.... "This is magic at its "deepest",
its "most impenetrable"..." "Trust me...the time may come when you
will be very glad you saved Pettigrew's life."
My question is...how important will Pettigrew be in books 6 & 7?
How 'deep' and 'impenetrable' can this magic bond be? Will Peter
Pettigrew come to his senses in time? Or will he be forced to act on
the behalf of Harry because of their 'bond'? Something tells me we
haven't heard the last of little Peter Pettigrew. He may have been
a whiney, scared, frumpy, idol-worshiping follower...but he wasn't
put in GRYFFINDOR for nothing!!!!
"mayeaux"
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