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A sketch of Fenrir Greyback's attack on Remus Lupin, as described on Pottermore, from a bird's eye-view. If you haven't read Lupin's backstory on Pottermore, I highly recommend you do. It's very interesting, though I've never bought his "romance" with Tonks, which always just felt tacked on in the books, or forgiven him for abandoning her and Teddy. But reading about his early life, especially how Greyback broke into his room to attack him as to make a point to Lupin's father Lyall, was horrific and heartbreaking.

I like the bird's eye-view since, from this angle, the scene looks innocent. A family dog could be waking up their young friend. It belies the horror of a werewolf mauling a child, just before the parents walk in.

Description
A sketch of Fenrir Greyback's attack on Remus Lupin, as described on Pottermore, from a bird's eye-view. If you haven't read Lupin's backstory on Pottermore, I highly recommend you do. It's very interesting, though I've never bought his "romance" with Tonks, which always just felt tacked on in the books, or forgiven him for abandoning her and Teddy. But reading about his early life, especially how Greyback broke into his room to attack him as to make a point to Lupin's father Lyall, was horrific and heartbreaking.

I like the bird's eye-view since, from this angle, the scene looks innocent. A family dog could be waking up their young friend. It belies the horror of a werewolf mauling a child, just before the parents walk in.