Detour (Was Re: Draco chapter)

Mandy ExSlytherin at aol.com
Tue Nov 2 17:28:47 UTC 2004


No: HPFGUIDX 117073


> SSSusan wrote:
> Hee!  But seriously, that's a good point about unintentional 
> detours.  Kind of like what happened to Harry & Cedric when they 
> touched the TWT Cup/portkey and found themselves in the 
graveyard.  
> A detour for certain, and definitely an unintended one.  
> 
> Wonder who/what might lead Draco astray or pop him out of wherever 
> he is for an unexpected trip elsewhere??  Would it be something 
> *unpleasant*? (I hope!:-))

> Eustace wrote,
> So perhaps he does try to spring Lucius from Azkaban, but ends up
> doing something completely unrelated.  Then again, nobody seems to
> think that Azkaban is going to be very difficult for the DEs to 
> break out of--Draco's "assistance" might not be needed or even 
> welcome.

Mandy here,
I think it would have to be.  What about Lucius being executed by LV 
for completely cocking-up the whole MOM incident.  A grieving Draco 
my make a detour to seek out the only person who can kill 
LV....Harry. I'm not suggesting Dragco becomes suddenly good, but it 
might pull him in towards the center of the action in an interesting 
way. 

I don't hold with the helping to break daddy out of prison idea, 
only because of the fact the story is almost always seen though 
Harry's eyes, and would Harry be with Draco to witness the escape?  
Although I suppose if LV was to witness it Harry could see it though 
LV's eyes.

Whatever the detour is, it has to involve our Harry in some way. 


> SSSusan wrote:
> It's interesting how quickly we've lost the idea that Azkaban is 
> difficult to get out of.  It took Sirius 12 years to do it and he 
> was the *first*...but then those DEs broke out en masse, and I 
guess that's what has made us think it can happen again easily.  
Voldy's return & his alliance w/ the Dementors and all.

Mandy here,
Yes.  The difficulty with breaking out of Azkaban was because of the 
Dementor guards, slowly sucking the life out of the inmates and 
draining them of any will to live, let alone escape.  With the 
Dementor's gone the inmates with resolve and desire could rise up 
and get out.  Perhaps the DE had help from other sources too...loyal 
house elves delivering cakes with new wands baked inside. 

Mandy








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