More of a regressive-transfiguration type of spell than anything resembling a cure for lycanthropy, perhaps using an under-the-surface magical signature of the person to reveal the wolf's identity.
Yeah, this is about where I was going. Chalk up the rest to Lockhart's imagination, his emphasis on the "saved the village from attack" rather than "killed the werewolf".
Creevy -- he had grapes with him, he must have been on his way to Harry's feet.
Is there some significance of grapes that I'm missing?
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Date: 2004-10-19 11:58 pm (UTC)Yeah, this is about where I was going. Chalk up the rest to Lockhart's imagination, his emphasis on the "saved the village from attack" rather than "killed the werewolf".
Creevy -- he had grapes with him, he must have been on his way to Harry's feet.
Is there some significance of grapes that I'm missing?
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