Sirius's Loyalty (was:Re: Sirius and Prank again? Fools Rush in where...)
finwitch
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Thu Jun 9 10:56:42 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 130356
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> Betsy Hp:
> Is Sirius loyal to Remus? Up until James and Lily and Harry were
> betrayed to Voldemort, Sirius thought Remus was the traitor. So
> there was a good long time when Sirius probably had no loyalty
> towards Remus. And from the brief glimpse we had during the pensieve
> scene it looked like the core friendship was James and Sirius with
> Remus and Peter more on the outside. Sirius was awfully cavalier
> about Remus' disease as well. I'm not saying Sirius didn't *like*
> Remus, but I think his loyalty was mainly towards James.
Finwitch:
As I see it, Remus, James, Sirius and Peter formed a pack. Their leader
(or alpha) was James (or Prongs). His loyalty, as I view it, belonged
to the pack. When James married and fathered Harry - the whole family
was part of that pack, the pack which, then, included Remus and Peter.
As for the events later - Yes, Remus IS in charge. The potential Albus
saw in him long time ago... I'd say Sirius does submit to him. (after
all, REMUS is now the one who has lived in the world etc.)
Remus shows inteeresting reaction when Harry says he heard his father
when Dementors closed upon him.
And then, when *Harry* stops these two adults -- he's borrowing his
father's authority - that of Prongs over Moony and Padfoot... (and he
CAN do it - as Remus knows that Harry witnessed the death of Prongs -
but doesn't know any details). Besides, I think they both agreed that
being sentenced to Dementor's Kiss would be worse than death...
Finwitch
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