Harry Potter Etymology | Remus Lupin
REMUS: Twin brother of Romulus (founder of Rome). The King sent the two twin babies out to a river and tried to drown them, but a female wolf, instead of killing them, nursed them after finding the two boys. He was killed by Romulus.
LUPIN: “Lupus” is the Latin derivative for “wolf.” Canis Lupus is the scientific name for wolf. To be described as “lupine” means to “resemble a wolf.”
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“I know all about your furry little problem Remus.”
“What? I don’t know what- that’s not.”
“It doesn’t change anything, you’re still the same Remus, now come help me annoy James.”