Trusting characters Re: bullies? twins, padfoot and prongs

cubfanbudwoman susiequsie23 at sbcglobal.net
Tue Nov 30 11:49:48 UTC 2004


No: HPFGUIDX 118866


Naama:
> > If Peter was captured, there is not much Sirius can do for him. 
> > But if he is captured, it may be that at that very moment he is 
> > telling Voldemort where the Potters are, exposing them to 
> > attack. It makes perfect, total sense for Sirius at that moment 
> > to rush over to the Potters. 

Azriona: 
> No, actually, it doesn't.  When Sirius goes to find Peter, he 
> doesn't know where Peter is or why he isn't there.  Peter is in 
> the Order - for all Sirius knows, DD has called Peter over for 
> tea. 


SSSusan:
I don't agree with this remark.  As it was pointed out earlier, 
Sirius had *arranged* to meet Peter this night, to check on him.  
For Peter to have sauntered away for tea -- or anything short of an 
emergency -- without letting Sirius know would have been pretty 
ridiculous in time of war.  

*Just* as people are saying Sirius should've reported in to DD 
before heading to GH, likewise Peter would've been expected to 
contact Sirius if he couldn't keep their appointment.  No, when 
Peter didn't contact him and then subsequently wasn't there at their 
appointed time and place, I don't blame Sirius for presuming the 
worst -- and acting.  Stupid to go solo?  Rash to forget the FC?  Of 
course.  But I'd argue it was also quite "human nature" to have been 
overcome with worry & horror and to have gone with the intention to 
see if the worst had come to his dear friends/if there was anything 
he could do.

Siriusly Snapey Susan


 







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