Sirius, Sirus, and more Sirius/ Blood protection/ Dumbledore and Harry
Ceridwen
ceridwennight at hotmail.com
Tue Sep 19 20:09:35 UTC 2006
No: HPFGUIDX 158480
Alla:
> I speculate that Potters thought that they had a reason to mistrust
Dumbledore. **NO** I am not arguing evil Dumbledore or anything of
similar nonsense. :)
All that I am saying that it is possible that the webs of lies and
mistrust that Voldemort weaved around members of the original order
went very deep, maybe even deeper than we know and I want to know
**who** did it ( Shhhhh, Pippin ;)) As we know Sirius and Remus
suspected each other, and I also speculate that maybe someone told
James and Lily that Dumbledore for some reason is not worthy of
their trust ( if that happened, then Dumbledore's not respecting his
wishes is even more annoying, but this is of course speculation on
the top of speculation).
Ceridwen:
Ooh, yes. Very good question that I've seen touched on elsewhere now
that the debate about the cloak is opening up new venues.
Lupin was suspected. Sirius was suspected. Who knows? Maybe even
James was suspected - what better place to hide if you're guilty than
as one of the potential victims? Maybe the web of lies and mistrust
was so pervasive that even DD was suspected. Didn't someone mention
that no one could trust anybody else at the height of VWI?
But, Sirius and James trusted Peter. He might not have seemed the
type, he seemed too wrapped up in his hero-worship of James, or
whatever. Sirius and James, and most likely Lily too, thought that
making him the SK would be a good idea, a switch no one would dream
of. Slightly dismissive of Peter, but everyone seems to dismiss him.
A trusted person, or someone who wasn't seen to be smart or brave or
treacherous enough, could start a whispering campaign like this. If
it is anyone, I would go with Peter, who had his own reasons to pit
allies against each other.
Ceridwen.
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