Not a Dark Mark ?

[carodave92]

No: HPFGUIDX 139286

> Valky wrote:
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> 
> Throughout HBP Draco starts to look more and more sickly. He keeps
> disappearing. In Borgin and Burkes he shows Borgin something that
> frightens him, Harry thinks its a Dark Mark, but how can we be sure.
> Can we even really be sure that a Dark Mark would frighten Borgin? 
> When Snape showed Fudge his burning Dark Mark, it didn't frighten him
> much, and there are many in the WW who don't even know what they 
are. 
> Well it could be a Dark Mark, but since there *is* reason for doubt,
> then why don't we call it a Werewolf bite ?
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Carodave:
If Draco had been bitten by a werewolf, I think it would be more 
evident.  At the very least, he would disappear every month, at worst, 
he would transform and attack fellow students or staff.  I think he 
looks pale and sickly due to the pressure of his new job working for 
V.  It must be incredibly stressful every month he doesn't accomplish 
his goal, knowing that is one step closer to destruction (of him, his 
family, etc.).

How would Borgin even recognize a werewolf bite?  Does a werewolf bite 
have distinguishing characteristics that make it different from a dog 
bite or another animal's bite?  Other than the results of turning the 
victim into a werewolf of course. 

Carodave