What evidence do we have that Bones knows the truth of the matter? She knows that Dumbledore might be tempted to confess to Lucius in the trial scene, and after that the best link I’ve ever seen anyone draw between her and Narcissa is the “Somebody would burn for this!” from TSPE. The latter implies nothing, and the former doesn’t require any special level of knowledge.
“That depends,” Amelia said in a hard voice. “Are you here to help
us catch criminals, or to protect them from the consequences of their
actions?” Are you going to try to stop the killer of my brother from getting her
well-deserved Kiss, old meddler?
In Chapter 56, one chapter after the “Somebody would burn for this.” quote.
What evidence do we have that Bones knows the truth of the matter? She knows that Dumbledore might be tempted to confess to Lucius in the trial scene, and after that the best link I’ve ever seen anyone draw between her and Narcissa is the “Somebody would burn for this!” from TSPE. The latter implies nothing, and the former doesn’t require any special level of knowledge.
I was only thinking of the trial scene, I’m afraid.
I wasn’t the first one to note this, but:
In Chapter 56, one chapter after the “Somebody would burn for this.” quote.