Speculation on Percy's Prospects
cleverestwitchofherage
cleverestwitchofherage at yahoo.com
Thu Jun 16 04:39:17 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 130794
"joyfulstoryteller" wrote:
> Sadly, Percy seems to garner most of his self-esteem from his
> association with authority, and since he backed the wrong
authority,
> his self-esteem is probably pretty low right now. This will make
him
> vulnerable to anyone skilled at manipulation, and Voldemort is a
> master.
> (Snip) I rather suspect that the chances of Percy getting involved
> with Voldemort's supporters is high. He has already faced one
inquiry
> at the MOM [and] (Snip) I don't think that Percy's career at the
> Ministry will be able to survive a second inquiry. He could end up
> sacked, or at least demoted to some closet even more obscure than
the
> one his father's Department is currently lodged in.
>
> I think that losing his appearance of being able to influence
powerful
> individuals is going to be a real blow to Percy.
Cleverwitch here:
I agree with joyfulstoryteller about Percy's future, but fear that
the deaths he will cause will be those of Fred and George rather
than that of Dumbledore. It has been obvious all through the series
that Percy is all about law and order, while the twins have a very
cavalier attitude toward the rules. This is a conflict waiting to
happen, but it has not yet happened, and that is the main reason I
fear for the lives of Gred and Forge. I don't think they take Percy
seriously enough. He was an extremely gifted student. With a
powerful backer and the right motivation, he could be a very
dangerous adversary. He is ambitious, proud, and bitter toward his
family--especially toward the twins and his father. Ron suggested
once (in GoF?) that Percy would be willing to turn family members
over to the Dementors if they stood in the way of his career. I can
easily see his going over to the dark side, or else into the
department of magical law enforcement--(I am allowing for the fact
that he might just go into the law enforcement department and NOT
become a Deatheater--as Sirius pointed out, the world is not divided
into good people and Deatheaters)--or both, and then going after his
brothers, feeling entirely justified in doing so. And I do fear for
them.
Or he could just be Dumbledore's mole after all
A few random thoughts from
--Cleverwitch
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