Has anyone ever heard that the spirit of anyone killed by a werewolf is forced to roam the earth untill that werewolf is killed? And would that be too.....out there to use in a fic?

 

I've heard about that but isn't it only other werewolves can see those souls?

 

yeah, or somethign liek that....I'm watching American werewolf in paris right now lol....What were the names of the predecessors to werewolves...loupe gueroo or something?

Not make a fic out of it....possibly use it in a fic....or hmm maybe make a fic out of it.....Remus fic....hmm...there is that gap of 13 years between him being deffence instructor and the Potters murder...

Edit by Lord Ravenclaw (01-06-2006 2:48am) - The warning about post whoring in this very forum covered this exact situation. Don't post twice in succession just for two separate quotes, put it all in one post. If you want to be lazy, post the first quote, press the quote button on the second post, copy the quote code from there, and edit your original post.

 

I;ve never heard of it. It sounds like a varient of the normal mythos, which is kill the werewolf that sired other werewolves, and the second generation WWs (the bitten) would turn back into human.

 

I've heard of that, could be used interestingly

 

If JKR does this i'm gonna be pissed.

 

If she does it....It will be for mythological reasons I gues....how lame it owuld be....I actually thought Fenrir was going to be the one to off Dumbledore when we first heard of him because in mythology he is Loki's wolf that kills Oden and is slain by Oden's son whose name I don't remember....

 

The wolf was never slain. I thought it was bound by a magical chain and put into the center of the earth or something lke that.

 

My mistake...."Defeated"....

 

I never heard of it. It sounds interesting, and new. I'll laugh if someone from FF.net reads this and decides to use it, and then it'll spread... it might become the next cliche... but i doubt it.

It might be interesting to use it in a long story, but not on its own. I only think that because I don't like, or read, Remus (or any other warewolf) stories.

 

When Ragnarök (Ragnarok) arrived, Fenrir broke free from his fetter, and joined the other giants and monsters in a war against the gods. Fenrir fought against Odin, until the wolf killed and devoured Odin. Vidar avenged his father's death, by ripping Fenrir's jaw apart with his bare hands.

 

That's gangster right there.... :twisted:

 

I stand corrected :? ...

 

I always liked Norse mythology, it's just so bloody violent, heh

 

Thor is weird-ish, but characters like Loki more than make up for it.