All about Lupin

[Renee]

No: HPFGUIDX 121836


--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "festuco" <vuurdame at x> wrote:
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> 
> --- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "pippin_999" <foxmoth at q...> 
wrote:
> 
> > ESE!Lupin is a metaphor for what happens if you, unlike Snape, 
> > are too afraid of the consequences to confess and seek pardon. 
> > ESE!Lupin, like many on the list, thinks all werewolves will be 
> > judged by his actions, and that there is no way Dumbledore 
> > would pardon him if he knew what Lupin had done.
> 
Gerry: 
> OK, I can't follow this at all. What's it that Lupin is supposed to
> have done that needs confessing and needs pardonning? I see Lupin 
as
> someone who faces consequences, not someone who tries to escape 
them. 
> 
Renee:
This refers to Pippin's theory that it wasn't Peter Pettigrew who 
was the spy that betrayed the Potters in the first Voldemort war, 
but Lupin (using the codename Wormtail), who joined Voldemort 
because of the way the Wizarding World treats werewolves. But as 
Pippin has a tendency to treat her own speculations as canon 
evidence in discussions (especially where Lupin and Snape are 
concerned), this can be confusing to those unaware of the ESE!Lupin 
theory. 

Renee
who wonders where in canon it says that Snape ever sought pardon.