What was Dumbledore thinking?!, can you feel the tension? Options

[martinmiggs101]

Just reading the series again and noticed this. Hagrid had just arrived in Privet drive on Blacks flying motorcycle.

'Hagrid' said Dumbledore, sounding relieved. 'At last. And where did you get that motorbike?'
'Borrored it, Professor Dumbledore, sir' said the giant, climbing carefully off the motorbike as he spoke. 'Young Sirius Black lent it me. I've got him, Sir.'
'No problems, were there?'

Might be nothing but would I be right in assuming that Dumbledore still, at this point, thought that Black was the Potters' secret keeper? So when he asked 'No problems, were there?' perhaps he thought Black had betrayed the Potters and was ready to kill Harry or even Hagrid... Just something I came across while reading. What do you think?

[msricenbeans]

could be, could be... i'd like to think he was asking out of politeness (DD is as close to all-seeing and all knowing as we could hope to find...) but there is credence to your theory... i personally feel DD knew the depth to which sirius would go to save the potters and he questioned the rescue situation more than the loyalty of sirius. i don't think DD blinked and eye when harry and hermione were babbling about sirius ( a man they never met and would only know about from "history") being innocent of the charge of murdering the potters...but really, who knows...