CHAPDISC: HBP 2, Spinner's End
colebiancardi
muellem at bc.edu
Mon Oct 24 17:47:44 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 142034
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "meriaugust" <meriaugust at y...>
wrote:
>
> >
> Just a couple of my own questions (hope you don't mind potioncat!):
>
> - Who was watching whom? Was Snape there to keep Wormtail that ever
> loving screw up from getting in to too much trouble? Or was
Wormtail
> assigned to, ahem, tail the double agent and make sure everything
> was kept on the up and up? I wonder if LV would have placed
Wormtail
> there if he didn't think the rat man could handle Snape. And I am
> also wondering what happened to the rat man when Snape went back to
> school.
>
I think that Wormtail was watching Snape on Voldemort's orders. I do
not think Voldy trusts anyone, and Snape is questionable. Notice
that Wormtail begins to argue with Snape - about the fetching of
drinks - but once Snape tells him that he can request new duties for
Peter - Wormtail backs down. Peter is there on Voldemort's orders to
spy on Snape, I believe. If word gets back to LV that Peter is
kicking up a fuss and not wanting to do what Snape asks him to do, I
think that LV will be very displeased with Peter. Peter's job is to
*spy* and listen at doorways. I don't think Peter has ever done
anything on his own, so I think this order came down from LV.
> - Bella as a nickname for Bellatrix is now cannon, if it wasn't in
> OotP. But Narcissa being called Cissy (Sissy? I don't quite
> remember)? Does anyone else think that was a mite sugary? Or has
the
> Won-won incident left a bad taste in my mouth?
Ah, I thought it was kinda cute. The sisters have nicks for each
other - it is common. I don't think anyone else calls Narcissa
Cissy - Snape certainly doesn't call her that nor does he call
Bellatrix Bella. He doesn't even call Tonks as Tonks. I think Snape
calls people by the first name - no nicknames allowed here!
colebiancardi
(who hated being called Shelly as a child - I would stamp my foot and
tell them my name is Michele!)
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