CoS Chapter 12--The Polyjuice Potion
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Thu Aug 30 02:37:11 UTC 2001
No: HPFGUIDX 25112
> >
> > 1. Did Snape know before the episode at the duelling club
that
> Harry
> > was a Parselmouth?
>
> I'd say that somehow he did. He sets Harry up in front of a
group of
> people who will see his interaction with the snake and hear
him speak
> Parselmouth. This is very similar to PoA, when Snape fills in
for
> Lupin and procedes to teach Harry's class about werewolves.
Isn't even Dumbledore unaware that he is a Parselmouth,
though he's not surprised when he learns of it? I think that
moment (duelling club) was the very first time I've ever seen
SNape at a loss for words. He probably suggested the snake
simply becausae he thought it would scare the wits out of Harry -
- remember the imperious wave of his hand and the 'don't worry,
I'll take care of it..." remark? He wanted to make Harry look bad,
but not like Voldemort.
>
>
> > 3. Fred and George cover themselves with fur and boils and
jump
> out
> > at Ginny (who's upset that Colin's been Petrified). Do you
think
> > they're callous?
>
I think it's so funny -- like them marching Harry down the corridor
yelling "Make way for the Heir of Slytherin!"
>
>
> > 4. Do you think Fawkes's plumage colour is significant?
>
> Red and gold - aren't they Gryffindor colors?
Ah, here's a question: If that signifies Gryffindor, did Voldemort's
wand spout green and silver sparks? If V's wand spouted red
and gold, it suggests it's due to the phoenix feather.
And another question -- if the phoenix is associated with
gryffindor (not saying he is, just wondering), how did Voldemort
end up with it? He is Slytherin's heir, after all.
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