Conspiracies and re-assessments
M.Clifford
Aisbelmon at hotmail.com
Thu Sep 9 01:14:09 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 112434
Pippin:
> > Maybe he was showing off his racist sentiments, but maybe he
> > was just tossing the worst insult he could think of at her--a
> > bit like Ron saying, "Get away from me, werewolf!" Ron did not
> > say that because he hated werewolves, he said it because he
> > hated Lupin.
>
>
Chancie:
> I must have missed SOMETHING because I don't remember this at
ALL. Where you get that? I just looked in PoA and I found nothing
of Ron saying that!
Valky:
Yeah Ron does say exactly this. He says it right after Hermione
reveals that Lupin is a Werewolf.
I don't think he said it because he hated Lupin, though. The way I
read it he is reacting in fear. This is the first time Lupin
approaches him following the revelation that he is a Werewolf.
Ron is angry at Lupin yes but he is not throwing the insult as an
insult. He is throwing it as a defence. Hoping, I suspect, that if
he takes the high ground over Remus psychologically it might make
him less dangerous physically. Its a bit of a chess defense I would
say.
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