Moving to Sirius? (was: Lily died before James? - No Room for Error)

[Brenda M.]

No: HPFGUIDX 103395

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Brenda M." 
<Agent_Maxine_is at h...> wrote:
> >>> "K":
> > Barnes&Noble.com (September 8, 1999)
> > < http://www.the-leaky-
cauldron.org/quickquotes/articles/1999/0999-
> barnesnoble-staff.htm >
> >
> > Chat Transcript 
> > 
> > Hello! Will Sirius ever be proven innocent? Or have you not 
> decided 
> > yet? Thank you very much!!
> > 
> > JKR: I have decided, but if I answer it gives away something 
quite 
> > important in the plot, so I'd rather not...however, Sirius will 
be 
> > back in future books. <<<
> 
> Bren now:
> 
> OR, she could very well mean this:
> 
> "Yes, I have decided that Sirius will not be proven innocent.  
Thus 
> he must be in hiding, not being able to travel at his will.  This 
> will leave him feeling restless and hopeless, and it will 
eventually 
> be one of the reasons Sirius ends up going to Department of 
> Mysteries and ...." [Well the "quite important plot" here, sniffs]
> 
> If Sirius was in fact proven innocent then I think it would've 
been 
> easier for Harry to make contact with him. I don't think Umbridge 
> would have tortured Harry to find whereabouts of an innocent 
> citizen. Or would she, she's so foul, she could be the more 
girlish 
> VM herself (refusing to call her "Female", haha)
> 
> Brenda


Me again:

OOPS. Sorry, I meant "... feeling restless and HELPLESS", 
not "feeling restless and hopeless".

Whoohooo! My first one-line post!!

Bren