bullies? twins, padfoot and prongs

[M.Clifford]

No: HPFGUIDX 118608


> Hickengruendler wrote :
> " And at least one of the so-called childish pranks from Sirius 
could very well have killed Snape. How do we know that Sirius didn't 
attempt murder here? Maybe Snape's suspicion was right. "
> 
> Valky answered :
> " I can't believe you'd say this? I find it totally strange."
> 
> Del replies :
> Why ? It *is* a possibility, don't you think ? After all, Snape was
> apparently right when he said that James wasn't the Completely Nice
> Guy Harry thought he was. Could he also be right when he said that
> Sirius tried to murder him ?
> 
]

Valky:
I find totally strange that Sirius after all we know of him could 
come across as a calculating murderer. That to me is no possibility. 
If there is anything I think we know about Sirius now it is his 
heart, and his heart is lonely, vulnerable and bitter, but not cold. 

In the context of a bitter rampage without thought to consequence I 
can see Snape could have a point, but his statement is intended as 
point to a cold feelingless evil Sirius, so I am sure he is not 
right about that.