Fenrir Greyback

There is a massive battle beneath them going on with the Order of the Phoenix and Defenders of Hogwarts versus the Death Eaters.

And we also get to kind of get a mini description of the attack from Greyback

on Bill.

It also leads to, in my opinion, one of the most underrated redemptions of the series, which is Fleur.

He's an important character in all of this.

We have lots of moonlight, the paleness of the Inferi, and the two werewolves, Fenrir Greyback and Remus Lupin, are regular features.

So...

Lunar silver white colors are just everywhere.

Goblet of Shadows by MKMG Chapter 43 Duels and Die Ginny entered the pit, suppressing a shiver as she stood barefoot in the mud.

Greyback looked down at her, brows furrowed.

She couldn't tell if he was anxious or full of anticipation, the magical barrier he had erected around the pit illuminating his features.

It's necessary, he had said, whatever that meant.

Unleashed.

Ginny readied her stance.

No killing, Greyback called.

She wasn't sure if he was talking to her or Flint.

You know? Like, that was a lot.

We know he at least has Fenrir Greyback, the werewolf, out recruiting for numbers, but, like, other than that, he is personally pretty quiet, just letting Draco carry out his plan, with no instructions, mind you.

Don't you understand? I have to do this.

But ultimately, this works.

It's whatever.

Why did I forget that Greyback killed the five-year-old Montgomery boy whose sisters go to Hogwarts? Like, that information totally slipped my mind.

It felt like completely new information to me.

Hm.

You know, he's trying to live among the werewolves.

Have you heard of this Fenrir Greyback?" Um, and now Hermione's like, "Wait a minute, yes I have." And Harry's like, "What, History of Magic? Look, listen, you know for a fact that I did not listen in that class."

Right.

And she's like, "No, no, not History of Magic.

again.

I mean, I haven't read the books in so long, but I think there's more drama with Greyback and him later on in the books.

Interesting.

I mean, it is a memorable part of that third movie.

That'd be a fun matchup to think about.

Uh, another one that I also thought of that I, I, I'm not doing is Beorn versus Greyback.

I think that could be an interesting fight.

Maybe if I did the research it might not be, but a- in, in my head at this moment, that seems like it could be an interesting fight.

Um, anyway, so then we get more information on Greyback, which is just a, also a good refresher because he's gonna kinda, going to continue to be, like, mildly important as the story goes forward.

Um, Fenrir Greyback is perhaps the most savage werewolf alive today.

He regards it as his mission to, in life to bite and to, uh, contaminate as many people as possible.

He wants to create enough werewolves to overcome the wizards.

At the full moon, he positions himself close to victims, uh, ensuring that he is near enough to strike.

He plans it all.

The, the phrase he plans it all r- really is one of those that makes me wish that the Fenrir Greyback angle was just explored further, like, as, like, a mini boss-

Yeah