Snape&Lucius (was Re: Room for Debate)
colebiancardi
muellem at bc.edu
Fri Feb 9 02:34:33 UTC 2007
No: HPFGUIDX 164769
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "va32h" <va32h at ...> wrote:
>
> > colebiancardi:
> >
> > what about Barty Crouch Jr? I hate the one liner, but he was
> someone
> > who was a DE - since Snape called him by his first name in GoF, it
> > leads me to believe that Snape & Jr were on friendly terms and could
> > have been in the same house and the same age.
> >
> > from the Am Ed hardcover of GoF, page 683
> >
> > "Crouch!" Snape said, stopping dead in the doorway. "Barty Crouch!"
> >
> > colebiancardi(who thinks that most of the DE's that could be around
> > Snape's age are either dead from the first war or in Azkaban)
> >
>
>
> Good catch there - I had forgotten about Barty Jr. He was about 19 at
> his Pensieve trial, so he would have been Regulus' age, a couple
> years younger than Snape. But we have no idea which house.
>
>
In the GoF, Barty is described as a boy in his late teens. Now is
this Harry's interpretation, or is it the actual age? I know when I
was 19, I looked like I was about 14 (to my shame). I was still
carded at the bar well into my mid-30's(to my glee). So, it could be,
although I am just guessing here, that Barty is older than his late
teens in the scene.
If Barty was not in Slytherin, that would be unusual - after all, the
only person who we know is a DE and is not in Slytherin is Wormtail.
And it was a big deal in the books.
Movie corruption here - Barty's licking of his lips is very
snake-like, which makes me think he was of Slytherin house. But you
are correct, we don't know of any one who is of Snape's house and year
- which, as I stated before, leads me to believe they are all dead or
imprisoned.
colebiancardi
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