[HPforGrownups] Re: Jo's Squib error?

Bee Chase luckdragon64 at yahoo.ca
Wed Feb 2 18:59:56 UTC 2005


No: HPFGUIDX 123756



Tonks <tonks_op at yahoo.com> wrote:

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Vivamus" <Vivamus at T...> wrote:
> When Fudge asks her directly if that is what she saw, she doesn't 
answer his question, instead saying "That is what happened."   I 
take this to mean that she saw Harry and Dudley and what they did, 
but not the dementors, although she felt them.  DD would have 
questioned her about it, and figured out what the dementors were 
doing, and coached her on it.
> 

Tonks here:

I don't think that DD coached her, or if he did he didn't tell her 
to lie. DD has a thing about lying, he doesn't believe in doing it 
himself so I don't think that he would ask her to. I think she 
rehearsed it like many of us would in a situation like that. We 
would go over and over again in our mind what we would say. And she 
was embarrased about being a Squib and on her own came up with a bit 
of a lie. Course, she was under oath and that was not good, but she 
was trying to help Harry so one could understand why she would do 
it. It was good that she said "that is what happened" instead 
of "that is what I saw". Because if she had said the second then her 
whole testimony would probably have been thrown out. 

Tonks_op

Luckdragon:

I just find it hard to believe Dumbledore would take such a risk. If they were desperate enough to make Harry stand before the whole Wizengamot, they could have just as easily ordered Figg to take Veritaserum and if her lie was detected it would have been all over for Harry. 







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