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Why did Lucius make a deal out of Buckbeak in “The Prisoner of Askaban” but not about Draco being turned into a ferret in “The Goblet of Fire”?
Why did Harry's father emerge before his mother in HP and the Goblet of Fire?Why wasn't Crouch Jr/Mad-Eye Moody sentenced to Azkaban for casting the Imperius Curse on students?Why couldn't Snape and McGonagall prevent what Fudge did at the end of Goblet of Fire?Was it out of character for “Mad Eye” Moody to punish Draco Malfoy the way he did?How does “Mad Eye Barty” compare to Mad-Eye Moody?In the parchment the Goblet of Fire spit out, why wasn't the school name there?Why did the Weasleys not talk about their accountant cousin?Imperius curse on transfigured humansWhy did Snape give his loyalty to Dumbledore after Dumbledore failed to carry out his part of the deal?Why was Harry at the Weasleys' at the beginning of Goblet of Fire but at the Dursleys' after?
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Why did Draco and Lucius get super angry and over dramatic about Buckbeak hurting Draco’s arm and tried to get Hagrid fired and Buckbeak killed as punishment but they did nothing about Mad-Eye Moody (Barty Crouch Jr) transfiguring Draco into a ferret as a punishment for being rude to Harry? I understand that they might be in on the plan or scared of Mad-Eye (the real one) but if someone could just clear everything up that would be greatly appreciated.
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Why did Draco and Lucius get super angry and over dramatic about Buckbeak hurting Draco’s arm and tried to get Hagrid fired and Buckbeak killed as punishment but they did nothing about Mad-Eye Moody (Barty Crouch Jr) transfiguring Draco into a ferret as a punishment for being rude to Harry? I understand that they might be in on the plan or scared of Mad-Eye (the real one) but if someone could just clear everything up that would be greatly appreciated.
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Two theories: either they were more afraid of Moody than they were of Hagrid, or Lucius knew of Crouch Jr.'s plan and didn't want to interfere with it. No idea which one it actually was, though.
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Two theories: either they were more afraid of Moody than they were of Hagrid, or Lucius knew of Crouch Jr.'s plan and didn't want to interfere with it. No idea which one it actually was, though.
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Two theories: either they were more afraid of Moody than they were of Hagrid, or Lucius knew of Crouch Jr.'s plan and didn't want to interfere with it. No idea which one it actually was, though.
– DaaaahWhoosh
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Two theories: either they were more afraid of Moody than they were of Hagrid, or Lucius knew of Crouch Jr.'s plan and didn't want to interfere with it. No idea which one it actually was, though.
– DaaaahWhoosh
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Two theories: either they were more afraid of Moody than they were of Hagrid, or Lucius knew of Crouch Jr.'s plan and didn't want to interfere with it. No idea which one it actually was, though.
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Because Draco didn't tell him:
Draco threatened to tell Lucius, to which Moody replied:
"Oh yeah?, said Moody quietly, limping forward a few steps, the dull
clunk of his wood leg echoing around the hall. 'Well, I know your
father of old boy...you tell him Moody's keeping a close eye on his
son...you tell him that from me..."
-Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Chapter 13: Mad-Eye Moody
Remember, in the book, only Voldemort (and maybe Wormtail) knows who Moody really is, so the Malfoys would have every right to be a bit nervous that the Draco (and therefore Lucius) had drawn the attention of one of the greatest Aurors. In this case, it seems like Draco just kept his mouth shut not to further irritate Moody and put his father into danger.
Moody is effectively saying "yeah...go ahead and tell him. Also be sure to tell him that it was me who did it. I know who you are and I know who he is...and what he was. Go ahead and pick a fight with me"
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Alternately, he might have told his father and his father didn't choose to do anything at the time. Moody has enough of a reputation that even Lucius would have been hesitant to go up against him.
– Allan Mills
6 hours ago
Ok but what if Lucius was in on the plan but was still angry about transfiguration being used on his child?
– KansasMonkey
3 hours ago
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We know Lucius wasn't in on the plan because of the scene in the cemetery
– NKCampbell
2 hours ago
@KansasMonkey as far as all the death eaters knew, Lucius had given up on Voldemort, so they couldn't trust him with knowing the plan. The only death eaters who did were Wormtail and Crouch Jr.
– marcellothearcane
9 mins ago
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Because Draco didn't tell him:
Draco threatened to tell Lucius, to which Moody replied:
"Oh yeah?, said Moody quietly, limping forward a few steps, the dull
clunk of his wood leg echoing around the hall. 'Well, I know your
father of old boy...you tell him Moody's keeping a close eye on his
son...you tell him that from me..."
-Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Chapter 13: Mad-Eye Moody
Remember, in the book, only Voldemort (and maybe Wormtail) knows who Moody really is, so the Malfoys would have every right to be a bit nervous that the Draco (and therefore Lucius) had drawn the attention of one of the greatest Aurors. In this case, it seems like Draco just kept his mouth shut not to further irritate Moody and put his father into danger.
Moody is effectively saying "yeah...go ahead and tell him. Also be sure to tell him that it was me who did it. I know who you are and I know who he is...and what he was. Go ahead and pick a fight with me"
answered 8 hours ago
NKCampbellNKCampbell
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Alternately, he might have told his father and his father didn't choose to do anything at the time. Moody has enough of a reputation that even Lucius would have been hesitant to go up against him.
– Allan Mills
6 hours ago
Ok but what if Lucius was in on the plan but was still angry about transfiguration being used on his child?
– KansasMonkey
3 hours ago
1
We know Lucius wasn't in on the plan because of the scene in the cemetery
– NKCampbell
2 hours ago
@KansasMonkey as far as all the death eaters knew, Lucius had given up on Voldemort, so they couldn't trust him with knowing the plan. The only death eaters who did were Wormtail and Crouch Jr.
– marcellothearcane
9 mins ago
add a comment |
Because Draco didn't tell him:
Draco threatened to tell Lucius, to which Moody replied:
"Oh yeah?, said Moody quietly, limping forward a few steps, the dull
clunk of his wood leg echoing around the hall. 'Well, I know your
father of old boy...you tell him Moody's keeping a close eye on his
son...you tell him that from me..."
-Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Chapter 13: Mad-Eye Moody
Remember, in the book, only Voldemort (and maybe Wormtail) knows who Moody really is, so the Malfoys would have every right to be a bit nervous that the Draco (and therefore Lucius) had drawn the attention of one of the greatest Aurors. In this case, it seems like Draco just kept his mouth shut not to further irritate Moody and put his father into danger.
Moody is effectively saying "yeah...go ahead and tell him. Also be sure to tell him that it was me who did it. I know who you are and I know who he is...and what he was. Go ahead and pick a fight with me"
answered 8 hours ago
NKCampbellNKCampbell
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Alternately, he might have told his father and his father didn't choose to do anything at the time. Moody has enough of a reputation that even Lucius would have been hesitant to go up against him.
– Allan Mills
6 hours ago
Ok but what if Lucius was in on the plan but was still angry about transfiguration being used on his child?
– KansasMonkey
3 hours ago
1
We know Lucius wasn't in on the plan because of the scene in the cemetery
– NKCampbell
2 hours ago
@KansasMonkey as far as all the death eaters knew, Lucius had given up on Voldemort, so they couldn't trust him with knowing the plan. The only death eaters who did were Wormtail and Crouch Jr.
– marcellothearcane
9 mins ago
add a comment |
Because Draco didn't tell him:
Draco threatened to tell Lucius, to which Moody replied:
"Oh yeah?, said Moody quietly, limping forward a few steps, the dull
clunk of his wood leg echoing around the hall. 'Well, I know your
father of old boy...you tell him Moody's keeping a close eye on his
son...you tell him that from me..."
-Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Chapter 13: Mad-Eye Moody
Remember, in the book, only Voldemort (and maybe Wormtail) knows who Moody really is, so the Malfoys would have every right to be a bit nervous that the Draco (and therefore Lucius) had drawn the attention of one of the greatest Aurors. In this case, it seems like Draco just kept his mouth shut not to further irritate Moody and put his father into danger.
Moody is effectively saying "yeah...go ahead and tell him. Also be sure to tell him that it was me who did it. I know who you are and I know who he is...and what he was. Go ahead and pick a fight with me"
answered 8 hours ago
NKCampbellNKCampbell
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Because Draco didn't tell him:
Draco threatened to tell Lucius, to which Moody replied:
"Oh yeah?, said Moody quietly, limping forward a few steps, the dull
clunk of his wood leg echoing around the hall. 'Well, I know your
father of old boy...you tell him Moody's keeping a close eye on his
son...you tell him that from me..."
-Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Chapter 13: Mad-Eye Moody
Remember, in the book, only Voldemort (and maybe Wormtail) knows who Moody really is, so the Malfoys would have every right to be a bit nervous that the Draco (and therefore Lucius) had drawn the attention of one of the greatest Aurors. In this case, it seems like Draco just kept his mouth shut not to further irritate Moody and put his father into danger.
Moody is effectively saying "yeah...go ahead and tell him. Also be sure to tell him that it was me who did it. I know who you are and I know who he is...and what he was. Go ahead and pick a fight with me"
answered 8 hours ago
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Alternately, he might have told his father and his father didn't choose to do anything at the time. Moody has enough of a reputation that even Lucius would have been hesitant to go up against him.
– Allan Mills
6 hours ago
Ok but what if Lucius was in on the plan but was still angry about transfiguration being used on his child?
– KansasMonkey
3 hours ago
1
We know Lucius wasn't in on the plan because of the scene in the cemetery
– NKCampbell
2 hours ago
@KansasMonkey as far as all the death eaters knew, Lucius had given up on Voldemort, so they couldn't trust him with knowing the plan. The only death eaters who did were Wormtail and Crouch Jr.
– marcellothearcane
9 mins ago
add a comment |
3
Alternately, he might have told his father and his father didn't choose to do anything at the time. Moody has enough of a reputation that even Lucius would have been hesitant to go up against him.
– Allan Mills
6 hours ago
Ok but what if Lucius was in on the plan but was still angry about transfiguration being used on his child?
– KansasMonkey
3 hours ago
1
We know Lucius wasn't in on the plan because of the scene in the cemetery
– NKCampbell
2 hours ago
@KansasMonkey as far as all the death eaters knew, Lucius had given up on Voldemort, so they couldn't trust him with knowing the plan. The only death eaters who did were Wormtail and Crouch Jr.
– marcellothearcane
9 mins ago
3
3
Alternately, he might have told his father and his father didn't choose to do anything at the time. Moody has enough of a reputation that even Lucius would have been hesitant to go up against him.
– Allan Mills
6 hours ago
Alternately, he might have told his father and his father didn't choose to do anything at the time. Moody has enough of a reputation that even Lucius would have been hesitant to go up against him.
– Allan Mills
6 hours ago
Ok but what if Lucius was in on the plan but was still angry about transfiguration being used on his child?
– KansasMonkey
3 hours ago
Ok but what if Lucius was in on the plan but was still angry about transfiguration being used on his child?
– KansasMonkey
3 hours ago
1
1
We know Lucius wasn't in on the plan because of the scene in the cemetery
– NKCampbell
2 hours ago
We know Lucius wasn't in on the plan because of the scene in the cemetery
– NKCampbell
2 hours ago
@KansasMonkey as far as all the death eaters knew, Lucius had given up on Voldemort, so they couldn't trust him with knowing the plan. The only death eaters who did were Wormtail and Crouch Jr.
– marcellothearcane
9 mins ago
@KansasMonkey as far as all the death eaters knew, Lucius had given up on Voldemort, so they couldn't trust him with knowing the plan. The only death eaters who did were Wormtail and Crouch Jr.
– marcellothearcane
9 mins ago
add a comment |
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Two theories: either they were more afraid of Moody than they were of Hagrid, or Lucius knew of Crouch Jr.'s plan and didn't want to interfere with it. No idea which one it actually was, though.
– DaaaahWhoosh
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