Glittery Eyes, was Will Dumbledore give Voldemort the finger?

[Amanda Geist]

No: HPFGUIDX 46580

Porphyria said:

> However, I think if we
> look at the way glittering eyes and blanching are used by the text,
> we'll see that Snape's attitude could be nuanced a little differently
> that the most common assumption.

<snip many great examples of when eyes, usually Snape's, glitter>

May I add one to the list? It's not "glittering" precisely....but I think it
fits your pattern:

    'I think I'd better teach you how to *block* unfriendly spells,' said
Lockhart, standing flustered in the midst of the hall. He glanced at Snape,
whose black eyes glinted, and looked quickly away.
(CoS[UK], 144)

It's a glint, not a glitter. Still. Add it to the list? Great analysis,
Porphyria.

~Amanda, off to reread the end of GoF and possibly be pried away from her
dark mark theory