Cedric and Pettigrew

potioncat willsonkmom at msn.com
Mon Mar 1 20:21:46 UTC 2004


No: HPFGUIDX 91865




Carol wrote:
> > At any rate, Snape's behavior throughout PoA indicates that he, 
like
> > Dumbledore himself, thought that Sirius was the Secret 
Keeper/traitor
> > and the murderer of twelve Muggles--a very dangerous man from 
whom all
> > of the students, and Harry in particular, needed to be protected.


Ffred wrote:
>> But remembering that Sirius was James's sidekick and Snape's 
>>tormentor, why
> >clear his name? Especially as doing so at that point would raise 
>>enormous
>> questions about why he hadn't done so 10 years before!



Potioncat here, and I hope I correctly identified the writers in the 
above posts.

I think that Snape believed Black was the traitor all those years ago 
and that Lupin is helping him now.(Shrieking Shack moment)  What I 
find confusing, is that Black said that when he was in Azkaban, he  
heard all the DE's screaming about Pettigrew doublecrossing them.  
So, if that is true, the DE's in Azkaban knew about Peter.  Why 
didn't Snape know? Or if it isn't true, why is Black saying it?  

I hope all this wasn't brought up in earlier versions of this thread 
and if it was, I apologise.  I also apologise for errors caused by 
rushing as a child calls for me in the background.
Potioncat
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