Perchance to dream...

[a_reader2003]

No: HPFGUIDX 97607

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "arrowsmithbt" 
<arrowsmithbt at b...> wrote:
> Would it be in character for darling Bella not to taunt young 
Potter with what she had seen done to his parents? Hardly. She revels 
in her part in torturing the Longbottoms. Can't really see her 
letting slip the opportunity to distress Harry with jolly tales of 
death and destruction.
> 
> That's another aspect to  consider -  the destruction of the house. 
If any of Voldy's little pals were caught in that you'd expect a 
mention or two somewhere. That'd be a great help - beware the demented
> cackler with a limp. But that would make it too easy.
> 

Carolyn:
If she had been there it might explain Harry's strange fascination 
with her - one of the voices seared into his brain from that night ?

Also, on cackling maniacs, worryingly (!), I have just come across 
this (OOP, p.716):

'And he knows!' said Harry, with a mad laugh to match Bellatrix's 
own...

oh no, can't bear another time-travel discussion..