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@Mooney_Looney_I I understand the side effects. I know it's canon that those who have been scratched like Bill or bitten who are an Animagus like Atlas begin to act somewhat "animalistic," sometimes, for example, preferring undercooked meat. I also know that the curse takes away the bearer's reason and the potion serves to keep them in control of their own body, even when transformed, preventing them from hurting themselves or others.

@Lov3sick_2 yeah, I fell down a rabbit hole in Reddit about headcannons regarding the werewolf curse and side effects 

@Mooney_Looney_I responding almost 1 month late because I didn't see this message before, well, I had never thought about the subject, so I don't have any theory about it, in fact I don't think I understood well what you are asking, are you referring to how the curse works?

@Mooney_Looney_I I won't read chapter 130 until next week when exams are over.

@Mooney_Looney_I As for Fobbo's reaction, I believe he's having flashbacks to the fight between Amaya and Visha. The way he reacted shows that Amaya said the same thing about her sister's behavior. The way she talked about being afraid that Atlas would leave him, so sad, he's definitely having déjà vu. Could it be possible that Newt was treating the animals in the room of requirement or am I going crazy? This room of requirement looks exactly like his magic bag where he basically had something like that, this would definitely also explain Fobbo saying that he didn't leave the castle, he wouldn't be lying about that if that was the case. I really wanted to still have hope that Amaya was alive because at this point I would be saying that she was the one living in the room of requirement, which would make a lot of sense.

@Mooney_Looney_I First, there's a 90% chance that Fobbo is with Newt. She mentions smelling the dung of magical creatures and I honestly can't think of anyone other than Newt who would be messing with that. Dumblewhore's theory is interesting. For once, I hope he's right and that Atlas only gives powers to the right people. Which reminds me that Bear once said that Amaya's death was related to magic. I don't remember exactly, but I imagine she was talking about that, about the mist that even in small amounts can bring benefits. The mist stayed with Amaya for a considerable amount of time, which means there were a lot of magical requirements in her body when she died. What does that mean? I have no idea.