In the 3rd book at the end Dumbledore and Harry have a convorsation after Harry saved Pettigrew's life. Dumbledores says:

"Pettigrew owes his life to you You have sent Voldermort a deputy who is in your debt. When one wizard saves another wizards life it creates a certain bond between them... and i'm much mistaken if Voldermort wants his servant in the debt of Harry Potter...This is magic at its deepest its most impenetrable, Harry. But trust me.. the time may come when you will be very glad you saved Pettigrew's life."

What do you think the significance is of this quote and do you think it will play a role in the 7th book?? I just read it and it seems important what do you guys think??Do you think that Pettigrew will save Harry's life?

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I finished the 3rd and now im on the fourth and at the beginning of the book in the first chapter when Voldermort and Wormtail are in the Riddle house Pettigrew says: "It could be done without Harry Potter, my lord" "My Lord, I do not say this out of concern for the boy, The boy is nothing to me, nothing at all! Although he then says "laying hands on Harry Potter would be so difficult, he is so well protected -" now is he refering to by people which is true or also by magic like from saving Pettigrews life and he's protected because his mother saved his life.. what do you think?