Umbridge's goal calling in Dementors
pippin_999
foxmoth at qnet.com
Tue Apr 5 22:33:26 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 127154
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Eustace_Scrubb" <dk59us at y...> wrote:
>
> Did she expect that the Dementors would successfully administer the
> Kiss, thus eliminating this irritation permanently?
>
> Or as Senior Undersecretary to the Minister, was she aware that the
> Potter boy had already survived at least one Kiss attempt from a swarm
> of Dementors and was in fact capable of producing a corporeal Patronus
> that would be sufficient to ward off two Dementors?
>
> If the latter was it a setup to provoke underage magic/magic performed
> in front of a muggle and thus a charge that could at least get Harry
> expelled and possibly sent to Azkaban?
>
> Or was it "If the dementors don't get him the Wizengamot will?"
Pippin:
I'm sure Dolores thought through as many outcomes as she could imagine and decided
none of them were worse than doing nothing. Her situation is more desperate than it
appears. Surely Dolores knows that Fudge has been filling his pockets with Malfoy jingle
and that Harry has told Fudge that Malfoy is a DE. If people start believing Harry, then her
career and her reputation will be beyond saving. Never mind whether Voldemort is really
back or not -- if he is, her boss is toast anyway.
So the worst that can happen if her plan succeeds is that it will all come out and Dolores
will earn herself an all expenses paid stay in Azkaban -- exactly where she'll end up if the
Wizengamot learns that her boss was taking Death Eater bribes, er, contributions to
worthy causes, and she knew about it.
Pippin
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