lomonaaeren

Well, JKR said that there was some ultimate character test that doesn't let people with character flaws become Aurors how the hell did Ron pass that? Or Harry, for that matter. *cough*Imperio*cough*Crucio. But I think that's more about leanings towards Dark Arts or having loose morals, being accepting of bribes. I don't know how she'd imagined that an Auror's characteristics wouldn't change over time, but at least they start out squeaky clean. I believe all the Aurors who worked for Voldemort were in some way coerced, confounded or under Imperius. And I have a feeling that they adhere more to the law and written rules than to their sense of justice if the two happen to clash. But I don't think the Head Auror would turn out to be a Dark Wizard, that's something I'd consider extremely out of the universe. Not that yours runs the danger of becoming one. :P I just remember reading someone's reaction who adheres to canon rather strictly that this would mean that Draco wouldn't stand a chance of becoming an Auror. *shrugs* My Draco would totally find a way to if he wanted to. :D