Sirius, Snape, and the Werewolf Incident(WAS Re: OFH, Life-debt...)

zgirnius zgirnius at yahoo.com
Thu Dec 7 18:07:41 UTC 2006


No: HPFGUIDX 162502

> Alla:
> 
> LOLOL. Sirius **already** does not look good at all with the 
> information we have about Prank, me thinks. If any reevaluation is 
to 
> follow, he has nowhere to go but up IMO.

zgirnius:
Reading your thoughts below, we would learn that Sirius betrayed his 
friend's secret to an enemy that wanted to kill him. I would say that 
makes him look worse. No wonder Lupin had no trouble believing he had 
done it again.

Alla:
> Neri, just think of how easy that would be to do - all that needed 
is 
> to say that Snape did not waste time reading that werewolf essay in 
> pensieve scene and figured out way before he went to Shack who 
Remus 
> was and that he went to Shack to prove how good of Dark art experts 
> he was to kill that dark creature, with the curse of his own 
> invention, no less.
> 
> Ummmm, yeah, that I can see happening.

zgirnius:
Except for the seeming agreement by various parties (Dumbledore, 
Lupin, and Snape himself) that James saved Snape's life. That curse 
of his own invention seems like it ought to have done the trick, but 
Lupin is alive, and no mention was ever made about any serious 
injuries to him. This is the sort of detail I would expect to read 
Sirius mumbling right after a statement like 'He deserved it', it 
sounds so much more convincing than 'he was always following us 
around, the greasy git' (paraphrase).







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