Sirius' body WAS:Re: Dumbledore in book 7 (Was: It's more complex than that....)

pippin_999 foxmoth at qnet.com
Mon Feb 12 18:33:03 UTC 2007


No: HPFGUIDX 164886


> Carol responds:
> That was what I meant: emotional "closure" for Harry of the sort he
> receives from Dumbledore's funeral, and an end to Sirius Black's story
> because the WW would finally know that he was a good guy who died
> fighting a Death Eater rather than an escaped prisoner and supposed
> murderer whose story has never properly been told in the Daily
> Prophet.

Pippin:
Harry could hardly have given a full account of the graveyard without
mentioning Peter Pettigrew and how he happened to be alive. I
think Sirius's story has been told. 

I don't know that Harry needs to make a physical journey to the
beyond, but if he does, I agree he will need to bring back some kind
of token to show it was a real experience, not a vision or a dream.
But Sirius's body, intact after two years? That doesn't seem right.
Perhaps if it crumbled into dust as soon as it re-entered the world...

Pippin





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