Scabbers revealed as Peter from "summary" of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban: The Illustrated Edition by J. K. Rowling
Scabbers, who had been thought to be Ron's pet rat, is actually revealed to be Peter Pettigrew, an old friend of Harry's parents. His identity has been concealed under a magical spell, allowing him to remain in disguise for years.- We were surprised to hear the news that a seemingly innocent rat was someone they thought was long gone. Turns out, Scabbers was actually Peter Pettigrew - an old friend of Harry, Ron, and Hermione, previously thought dead for more than a decade.
- A little rat going around the house led to one of the biggest surprises in the wizarding world - which came as quite the shock to Harry, Ron, and Hermione. It turns out that Scabbers was really Peter Pettigrew all these years.
- It seemed to be too unbelievable what was happening in front of our eyes; an old friend back from his supposed grave. However, with further investigation, it was proven that Scabbers, innocently living in Ron’s bedroom all along, was none other than Peter Pettigrew!
- The truth has been revealed when a wild transformation took place before Ned's very eyes, turning poor Scabbers into the villains own Peter Pettigrew! To think the man sought after by so many had spent the past few years amongst them without anyone knowing.
- Little did we know that the rat crawling around the room belonged to an old friend: Peter Pettigrew. All this time the villain had been sitting right in the middle of them going unnoticed until he finally revealed himself as the rat who everyone knew as 'Scabbers'.
