Pettigrew, Snape, and the Unbreakable Vow

[fitzchivalryhk]

No: HPFGUIDX 135159

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Sharon" <azriona at j...> wrote:

> But I'm not talking about what Snape knows about Peter.  I intended 
> this discussion to be about what Peter knows about Snape - which I 
> think is far more applicable to whether or not Peter would actually 
> condemn Snape for turning his back on Dumbledore, and thus bring 
> about his own redemption based upon Snape's downfall.  I don't want 
> to argue about whether or not Peter is sympathetic or not - been 
> there, done that, and neither of us are going to change the mind of 
> the other.

I don't think one needs to condemn another in order to achieve one's 
own redemption. If Peter save Harry, it will be enough evidence for me 
to recognize his redemption. In fact, I think if Peter turned good, he 
should be one who's more forgiving to Snape's betrayal (if it is a real 
betrayal) because Peter has experienced first hand the fear of life 
that caused him to do horrible things.

fitzchivalryhk