[HPforGrownups] Re: Snape Theories
Carolin Mönkemeyer
shokoono at gmx.de
Sat Jul 26 22:44:03 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 73368
> Ashleigh
> It is quite sad I agree I would like to have seen a
> more understanding nature come between Snape and
> Harry, however there is still book 6 and 7 but...
> Snape seems to work on motives purely of his own, such
> as in Azkaban. He almost has no interest in reasoning
> of a situation wether he knows the situation or not, I
> say this because he his an ex Death Eater and should
> have known Sirius was innocent there-for he was in a
> perfect possition to help Sirius's situation.
> If at some stage he did save Harry it would have to do
> when James saved Snape from the school boy prank that
> Sirius pulled on him, that would be to redeem himself
> and he wouldn't feel indebted to Harry or James
> himself. He sort of reminds me of Fudge he is not good
> or bad, but wants to know whats in it for him. This is
> what we have seen so far but there have been some
> wonderful opinions about the Snape theory such as one
> I read saying he could really be James etc but who
> knows time will us I guess.
>
Me:
What makes me wonder is that everybody just assumes is that Snape knows all
members of the DE by full name. That is quite unlikely as GoF tells us
(Karkaroff's hearing in court!). So it is more likely that Snape only knew
that there was somebody out of the Order who spied and it is also very
possible that he only knew the name Wormtail which only had an exact meaning
to Moony, Padfood and Proks, but they never knew about it for Snape could
just think it was an own pseudonym (for the pensive scene in OOP shows after
the OWL that they didn't use their nicknames openly!), so he never told the
Order about it....
Yours Finchen
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