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 Posted: Tue Jul 19, 2005 1:20 am
hilaroma Malaryush hilaroma I just finished the book about two hours ago, and I have to say Mala, I love your theory on Snape. It seems somehow fitting. I'd elaborate, but I'm much too tired at the moment. I'll try some of my own input as well tomorrow. =) Yay for hila joining the cool club! whee heart Hahaha....yesss cool Grayback was just scary! gonk I'm really not sure. I'll really have to think about that one... It sounded like anyone bitten could be wolflike at any time of the month. What with Bill now wanting rawish meat. Makes me wonder what Lupins quarks are....
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Posted: Tue Jul 19, 2005 1:21 am
Jezz Shirokori Hey, anyone wonder how Grayback managed to make himself werewolfy even tho it wasn't the full moon? I dunno. It might be through sheer will alone, which might also imply that one can become less wolfy if one desires it badly enough. Or... If he took a leaf out of Voldie's book and made himself a Horcrux, it might also increase his wolfiness. Voldie became more and more snake-like after each horcrux, so it might follow that Grayback became more wolfy after making one himself.
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Posted: Tue Jul 19, 2005 7:27 am
Jezz Shirokori Hey, anyone wonder how Grayback managed to make himself werewolfy even tho it wasn't the full moon? I always thought that it seemed like he was just..really, really weird, you know? I guess after all the talking that they did about him, that it would fit that he was crazy and just into the whole killing and biting people thing. NOt exactly werewolf at the time, unless he was..then I missed it. Just seems like he pretty much had started to let go of his human side to talk on being like a werewolf full-time. ..I wanted to give him a bath. crying
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Posted: Tue Jul 19, 2005 7:30 am
Mala..another thing to add to your Snape speculations. I was thinking about it, and after he, Draco, and Harry had run out of the castle..while he didn't do anything to really harm Harry, he did have a bit of a..break down with him. Harry called him a coward, and that made him go off a number of times telling him not to call him a coward. That could fit in more with how he's not really a bad guy..but it's all a clever ruse to protect the life of..lots. Especially the Malfoys and be in with the inner workings of Voldemort and the death eaters.
I don't know..just seems like he was trying too hard to not be called a coward, could root from how he was treated when he was younger by James Potter and the whole group..but maybe he felt on some level that being a coward while Harry had yet to know what was going on hurt him more. He wasn't being a coward, he was doing exactly what he was supposed to a la Dumbledore.
..I think too much about this damn book.
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Posted: Tue Jul 19, 2005 9:16 am
Lecu Mala..another thing to add to your Snape speculations. Yay for mentioning! I had thought the exact same thing, though I totally forgot to bring it up. I'm glad somebody else saw the scene the same way. I mean...assuming the theory is correct, he just went through with something he really didn't want to do, and in doing so he's stuck himself in a position with absolutely no allies, totally immersed in his spying job with nobody to turn to. It's...such a brave thing to do that I can understand why he'd be rather indignant about being called a coward. Along with that, Snape's always seemed, to me, to have something of an enormous, looming inferiority complex. This doesn't seem to be helped by the fact that every time he does something worthwhile, it goes completely unrecognized. He's just always seemed like a very pitiable character to me. sweatdrop Yeah...so...rambling. Point being, I agree about what set him off in that regard.
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Posted: Wed Jul 20, 2005 2:05 am
Jezz and I just finished a collaborative sketch on a scene in this book. I've finished inking it and Jezz will be coloring. We'll post it up when it's done. 3nodding
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Posted: Wed Jul 20, 2005 2:27 am
Peppermint Elf Jezz and I just finished a collaborative sketch on a scene in this book. I've finished inking it and Jezz will be coloring. We'll post it up when it's done. 3nodding Zomg. surprised heart *shivers with antici...pation*
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Posted: Wed Jul 20, 2005 2:47 am
Malaryush Peppermint Elf Jezz and I just finished a collaborative sketch on a scene in this book. I've finished inking it and Jezz will be coloring. We'll post it up when it's done. 3nodding Zomg. surprised heart *shivers with antici...pation*
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Posted: Wed Jul 20, 2005 9:54 am
*finished the book last night* crying
I've done all my crying already.
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Posted: Wed Jul 20, 2005 10:14 am
Jezz Shirokori Hey, anyone wonder how Grayback managed to make himself werewolfy even tho it wasn't the full moon? I don't think he was, which implies he tore out someone's throat with human teeth. Sounds more painful, if you ask me.
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Posted: Wed Jul 20, 2005 10:19 am
Just finished the book last night. Peppermint Elf Jezz Shirokori Hey, anyone wonder how Grayback managed to make himself werewolfy even tho it wasn't the full moon? I dunno. It might be through sheer will alone, which might also imply that one can become less wolfy if one desires it badly enough. Or... If he took a leaf out of Voldie's book and made himself a Horcrux, it might also increase his wolfiness. Voldie became more and more snake-like after each horcrux, so it might follow that Grayback became more wolfy after making one himself. Don't forget that when everyone' standing around Bill, Lupin or someone like that mentioned that Fenrir wasn't a werewolf at the time, so they weren't sure if Bill would be afflicted with the curse. And Dumbledore's funeral was hard to read through tears. crying Speaking of said murder, does anyone think it's possible that Dumbledore made Snape take an unbreakable vow to help defeat Voldemort by -any means neccessary-? It would sort of explain why he trusted Snape so implicitly, and also why Snape killed him... maybe I'm just hoping too much for Snape to fight the good fight.
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Posted: Wed Jul 20, 2005 10:23 am
I think that Dubledores brother (works in the hogs head) switched places with him. Dumbledore was acting wierd that last night.
RAB=Regelus Black
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Posted: Wed Jul 20, 2005 10:23 am
Cynder Just finished the book last night. Peppermint Elf Jezz Shirokori Hey, anyone wonder how Grayback managed to make himself werewolfy even tho it wasn't the full moon? I dunno. It might be through sheer will alone, which might also imply that one can become less wolfy if one desires it badly enough. Or... If he took a leaf out of Voldie's book and made himself a Horcrux, it might also increase his wolfiness. Voldie became more and more snake-like after each horcrux, so it might follow that Grayback became more wolfy after making one himself. Don't forget that when everyone' standing around Bill, Lupin or someone like that mentioned that Fenrir wasn't a werewolf at the time, so they weren't sure if Bill would be afflicted with the curse. And Dumbledore's funeral was hard to read through tears. crying Speaking of said murder, does anyone think it's possible that Dumbledore made Snape take an unbreakable vow to help defeat Voldemort by -any means neccessary-? It would sort of explain why he trusted Snape so implicitly, and also why Snape killed him... maybe I'm just hoping too much for Snape to fight the good fight. That is an idea, and would explain why he trusted him so. Plus, it would bring that back, which is something Rowling tend to do. Hmmm...
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Posted: Wed Jul 20, 2005 10:35 am
Zelyhon Cynder Just finished the book last night. Peppermint Elf Jezz Shirokori Hey, anyone wonder how Grayback managed to make himself werewolfy even tho it wasn't the full moon? I dunno. It might be through sheer will alone, which might also imply that one can become less wolfy if one desires it badly enough. Or... If he took a leaf out of Voldie's book and made himself a Horcrux, it might also increase his wolfiness. Voldie became more and more snake-like after each horcrux, so it might follow that Grayback became more wolfy after making one himself. Don't forget that when everyone' standing around Bill, Lupin or someone like that mentioned that Fenrir wasn't a werewolf at the time, so they weren't sure if Bill would be afflicted with the curse. And Dumbledore's funeral was hard to read through tears. crying Speaking of said murder, does anyone think it's possible that Dumbledore made Snape take an unbreakable vow to help defeat Voldemort by -any means neccessary-? It would sort of explain why he trusted Snape so implicitly, and also why Snape killed him... maybe I'm just hoping too much for Snape to fight the good fight. That is an idea, and would explain why he trusted him so. Plus, it would bring that back, which is something Rowling tend to do. Hmmm... I have to say that I think so, too. It was somethign that I had brought up with Mala when we were talking about the book together. I think that they have have one, which I'm sure I would think about doing, too..if I was planning on hiring a teacher for my school that was a previous death eater. It would clear more up if he did end up having an unbreakable vow with Snape, and it would help so that Snape wouldn't have to break his with Draco's mother about protecting him and what not. Not killing Dumbledore would have broken the vow that they had made, which would leave Snape dead and also the Malfoys in that sense. If Snape hadn't come when he did, Dumbledore wouldn't have been killed and something would have happened to Draco. He showed that he wasn't all that bad of a guy, he went through with part of his plan..but when it came down to it, he really couldn't kill Dumbledore himself. That would've made the death eaters harm him, and that would leave Snape dead. So..yeah, I'd have to say that the more I look at it, the more I go into thinking that Dumbledore and Snape knew what was going to happen, and that years earlier they had indeed formed an unbreakable vow to protect that trust within them both towards each other.
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Posted: Wed Jul 20, 2005 11:08 am
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