Why Lupin¡¦s father offered him to a wicked werewolf?
angellslin
angellslin at yahoo.com.hk
Fri Jul 29 01:45:11 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 135465
It arouses me a lot of curiosity when Lupin told Harry in the Chapter
¡§Very Frosty Christmas¡¨ (don¡¦t have to book right now to
turn to the
page, sorry¡K) that in fact his father ¡§had offered¡¨
Greyback, the
wicked werewolf, to bit the little boy Lupin and turned the latter to
be one of them.
Under what circumstances would a father lead his own son for such a
miserable life? I could not resist feeling resented and irritated for
Lupin¡¦s father when I was reading. I just can¡¦t imagine a
good reason
that back up his unforgivable act. Do you come up with any theories?
Angel
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