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potioncat
willsonkmom at msn.com
Thu Sep 14 11:21:25 UTC 2006
No: HPFGUIDX 158290
> Hickengruendler:
>
> I do not particularly like this idea as well, but maybe Wormtail
> didn't tell Voldemort personally, where the Potters were hiding,
but
> merely left a note. And Snape happened to see the note and could
> therefore find Godric's Hollow, just like Harry could find
Grimmauld
> Place after reading the note from Dumbledore.
Potioncat:
Sirius was going to be the SK as far as DD knew. Sirius and Peter
decided to switch, but they decided to secretly switch. James, Lily,
Sirius and Peter were the only ones who knew. If the intent was to
make Peter SK, but not let anyone know, then they must have passed on
the location in a manner that made it seem that Sirius was the SK. So
it's very likely a note was used to inform anyone about the location.
Imagine this. Peter delivers a note to DD with the Potter's hiding
place. He says the note is from Sirius. For that matter, Sirius could
deliver it as if he wrote it. "Here's the location," he says.
All the more reason for Sirius's reaction when Peter blows up the
street. He realises that not only did Peter trick him much earlier in
the game, but that Peter starting setting him up early on too.
Now, back at DE HQ, Peter can tell LV. Peter can tell anyone. Or he
can provide a note. If LV wants a DE to know where the location is,
but does not want the DE to know who the spy is, he can have Peter
write the note, and have someone else deliver the note. So if Snape
was told as a DE, it could have been through a note that he assumed
was from Sirius.
Back to the IC. One of the older theories here has been that James
gave DD the IC for the Order's use. DD might not need it himself, but
the others would. It's possible that an Order member would be told to
put on the IC and go to a certain area of GH and to report any
unusual happenings.
I don't know. That isn't very bangy unless whoever had the IC is
important. Hagrid? Snape? Lupin?
Potioncat, who thinks the address was 12 Gryffin Place.
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