in HBP he's ticked that Lupin hasn't, I don't know, leapt to fill the hole Sirius has left as Daddy figure and written to him, but um...why doesn't he write to Lupin?
I think the explanation given was that since Lupin was with the werewolves, then Harry could not write to him. Which makes no sense- Lupin is a grown man who was able to hide things when he was a teacher, and Harry could not drop a line every so often?
And the thing with Lupin, which has come back to huant him again and again, is that he can't assume responisibility. It's the trait of being a werewolf, however- it's a trait of being Remus Lupin.
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Date: 2005-09-07 03:46 pm (UTC)in HBP he's ticked that Lupin hasn't, I don't know, leapt to fill the hole Sirius has left as Daddy figure and written to him, but um...why doesn't he write to Lupin?
I think the explanation given was that since Lupin was with the werewolves, then Harry could not write to him. Which makes no sense- Lupin is a grown man who was able to hide things when he was a teacher, and Harry could not drop a line every so often?
And the thing with Lupin, which has come back to huant him again and again, is that he can't assume responisibility. It's the trait of being a werewolf, however- it's a trait of being Remus Lupin.