Broomsticks And Owls

by **Chimera** » Tuesday 17 October 2006 6:58:34pm

Whether or not betrayal is cowardly depends on the circumstances, was Snape cowardly to betray Voldemort?

by **Phoenix in the Ashes** » Saturday 21 October 2006 8:40:21am

If indeed he did.

by **Alexandra** » Saturday 28 October 2006 9:16:19pm

He would know that Pettigrew is not on there side because Snape doesn't say, in classes, Legilimens! to know what Harry is thinking. So Lupin could have seen/read that Pettigrew is thinking of betraying Potters.

by **Simatra** » Monday 13 November 2006 8:57:08pm

maybe your right, I think that he is probly good at reading faces is all. :-?

by **Chimera** » Friday 17 November 2006 8:09:22pm

I think he's good at reading personalities, and he knows what a given personality will think in a given circumstance.

by **Simatra** » Friday 17 November 2006 8:31:37pm

That's what I meant. :-)

by **Alexandra** » Sunday 26 November 2006 2:00:49am

If he is than he has made a biiiig mistake about Pettigrew.

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