(no subject)
Theory (more like observation, really):
Elphias Doge is probably a mole betraying the Order. Did anyone else notice that?
We learn that he's in the Order in the 5th books. Then, in DH, we learn that there's a mole, plus from the very first chapter, we can assume one of the spies at the Death Eater meeting is the "squat" guy with the "wheezy giggle" who says, "the Order's got that right!" when they are discussing the secret infiltration of the Ministry.
Then later, as we first meet Elphias Doge at the wedding, he is described as having a "high-pitched, wheezy voice."
I don't know how he was described when we first met him in OotP as I can't find the chapter, but I doubt this is a coincidence.
I wonder where the correlation is; why is the man who wrote Dumbledore's obituary a spy? Did he feel betrayed when Dumbledore started spending his time with Grindelwald and forgetting about his old friend? His recount of Dumbledore's life does not mention his friendship with Grindelwald at all. Did he simply not know about it?
Elphias Doge is probably a mole betraying the Order. Did anyone else notice that?
We learn that he's in the Order in the 5th books. Then, in DH, we learn that there's a mole, plus from the very first chapter, we can assume one of the spies at the Death Eater meeting is the "squat" guy with the "wheezy giggle" who says, "the Order's got that right!" when they are discussing the secret infiltration of the Ministry.
Then later, as we first meet Elphias Doge at the wedding, he is described as having a "high-pitched, wheezy voice."
I don't know how he was described when we first met him in OotP as I can't find the chapter, but I doubt this is a coincidence.
I wonder where the correlation is; why is the man who wrote Dumbledore's obituary a spy? Did he feel betrayed when Dumbledore started spending his time with Grindelwald and forgetting about his old friend? His recount of Dumbledore's life does not mention his friendship with Grindelwald at all. Did he simply not know about it?