Time turner - how dont they know?

[darrin_burnett]

No: HPFGUIDX 39810

--- In HPforGrownups at y..., "mrflynn6" <mrflynn6 at y...> wrote:
> --- In HPforGrownups at y..., "edisbevan" <A.E.B.Bevan at o...> wrote:
> > Something bothering me about the TT.
> > 
> >> 
> 
> > Dumbledore cuts his tirade short asking how  Snape can suggest 
> Harry 
> > can be in two places at once ... and the Minister himself doesn't 
> > take this point up. And does McG query what is or could have been 
> > going on when Hermione returns the TT at the end of the book? No 
> > suspicions? 
> > 
> > Confundus!
> > 
> > Edis
> 
> 
> I would think that will all that is going on at the time, it is 
just 
> a detail that is lost.  I was also under the impression that the 
only 
> people at Hogwarts that knew about the TT were McGonnagal and 
> Dumbledore.  Since the "being in two places at once" was a referal 
to 
> Harry and not Hermione, the association was not made.  I also think 
> that Fudge doesn't really have a clue what is going on when it 
comes 
> to most Ministry business, unless it is of "major" importance and 
is 
> going to make him look good.
> 
> Gretchen


Yes, but why wouldn't Snape know? I would think ALL the faculty 
members would have to be appraised of Hermione's schedule and the 
method she was using to take seven classes in a five-period week. 

And I would think Hermione taking two classes at once would be 
noticeable to more than just Harry and Ron. All the students in both 
classes would wonder about it too. 

But when Fudge said: "They can't be in two places at once" then it 
should have been Snape who got the light bulb off in his head. Of 
course, he'd have had to prove they mis-used the TT and maybe he 
wouldn't be able to.

"darrin burnett"