Pettigrew in Hagrid's hut - an answer

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No: HPFGUIDX 113459

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Susana da Cunha" 
<susanadacunha at g...> wrote:
> Bookworm wrote:
> "A very good explanation of how Lupin might have seen the trio 
coming
> and going.  But it doesn't answer your original question of why
> Pettigrew didn't show up on the map.  If the occupants of
> Hagrid's hut were visible on the Map, then Pettigrew's name
> would have been right there when Lupin first saw them enter."
> --------------------
> 
> I meant Pettigrew *does* show up on the map, but Lupin wasn't 
looking in
> Hagrid's hut.
> The reason I have so much trouble believing the map doesn't show 
inside the
> hut is my assumption of how the map was made. I don't believe 
they 'draw'
> it. That piece of parchment was enchanted to show the Hogwarts 
area; why
> wouldn't it show the hut?
> 
> Lupin was searching for Black - it was not to expect that he would 
be found
> having tea with Hagrid. He saw the 'second' Harry and run to DD. 
Note:
> 
> "It was a map showing *every* detail of Hogwarts castle and 
grounds. But the
> truly remarkable thing were the *tiny* ink dots moving around it, 
each
> labeled with a name in *minuscule* writing." - PoA, X (my enphasis)
> 
> 
> 
> Susana

Mac now - Two questions:

1. was Hagrid's hut built when the marauders made their map (I 
suspect it was, but we don't know)? If not, then could it evade the 
map's magic? I really like Ravenclaw Bookworm's suggestion that of 
course Pettigrew would know to hide there if it wasn't on the map.

2. Since harry II and Hermione II are there magically (though yes of 
course physically too) can the Marauder's map plot them? Might they 
be unplottable/detectable by magic (as JKR says Wizards can make 
themselves - how Sirius wasn't found, nor can Voldemort be). 

Your ideas are really clever thinking though Susannah. So I'm 
undecided.