ESE!Lupin? (was: Re: Snape is Innocent!)
pippin_999
foxmoth at qnet.com
Wed Jul 20 17:03:01 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 133501
Pippin:
> > I am proud to report that ESE!Lupin theory is alive and
> > kicking. Lupin as liason to the werewolves is confirmed,
> > he considers them his equals, he provides some more
> > information on dementors, and he tells Tonks he's too
> > dangerous for her. I'm a happy woman today. But
Julie:
> I think Lupin tells Tonks he is too dangerous for her because he's
a werewolf and could possibly hurt her. It's his love for her that
causes him to be so protective of her. #6's biggest theme is that
of sacrifice for the ones you love. Lupin's relunctance to accept
Tonks' love was his denying his heart's desire for her.
>
> I also don't understand how his working for the Order by running
with werewolves proves he is evil.
Pippin:
The theory is that Lupin's motives for joining
the DE's are political. HBP confirms that he has come to identify
with other werewolves, perhaps more than with fellow wizards,
and that Umbridge and her like are so firmly entrenched in the
Ministry that even if Voldemort is defeated, werewolves would
still be gravely oppressed.
I believe parallel to the question of what would make a nasty git
like Snape serve Dumbledore, Jo is dealing with the question of what
would make a kind and decent person choose Voldemort, and
establishing that Lupin is indeed capable of love is part of that.
Of course there won't be proof till Book Seven, if ever. But I'm
about 99% certain now.
Pippin
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