Remus, Sirius and Harry's desires for revenge / ESE!Lupin condensed

[Kristin Hessenauer]

No: HPFGUIDX 146778

Pippin:
> <snip> In the Shack his is the calmest voice, <snip>
> The most excited he gets is "very tense" and that's when
> he first enters. After Pettigrew is transformed, and
> Lupin sets eyes on this supposed traitor and murderer,
> does Lupin display loathing and anger? Not a bit. 
> <snip> 
> "You should have realized," said Lupin quietly, "if Voldemort 
> didn't kill you, we would. Good-bye, Peter."
>
> I don't really see Lupin losing his cool here. And who is the 
> 'we' Lupin is referring to, since he must know that the Order,
> and Sirius himself in better times, are opposed to killing? 
> Why should Peter have expected to be killed? Well, Sirius 
> answered that question for us. It's Voldemort's old supporters
> that Peter was afraid of, they're the ones who want him dead.

tropicwhale:
Yeah, but look at how the Marauders were when they were in school. 
The world was divided into two bits -- "us" and "not us". Peter 
went over to the "not us" side and Lupin was probably just as 
angry as Sirius in the Shrieking Shack, he just had years to 
perfect control because he is a werewolf. His training kicked in, 
that's all. He was just as angry at being betrayed by Peter, and 
Lily and James needed to be avenged.

pippin_999 <foxmoth at ...> wrote in "ESE!Lupin condensed": 
> I know the threads are getting a bit tangled, so I'll try to 
> summarize a bit. The ESE!Lupin theory states that Lupin will 
> be revealed as a villain in Book Seven. <snip>

tropicwhale:
Lupin can't be a villain, he's too nice. And afraid of his abilities 
as a werewolf!!!