Neville/Memory Charms
Jaimee
jmeec316 at aol.com
Tue May 6 19:39:37 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 57147
Lynn:
IMO, Neville was placed in the scene so he could
pass on the information of Harry's reaction to
the Dementors to Draco and Co. If Neville hadn't
told Draco, no one other than the Trio, Ginny and
Lupin would have known how Harry was affected
until the first Quidditch game and I don't see
any of them talking to Draco. It also tells us
that Neville is willing to tell Draco things
about Harry. I've always found it interesting
that Neville would do this.
Jaimee:
I know there is no canon to support this, but I always assumed Draco
OVERHEARD Neville talking about Harry's reaction to the dementors.
In the text, Draco says, "You fainted, Potter? Is Longbottom telling
the truth? You actually fainted?"
It doesn't EXACTLY say Nevilled told Draco personally. I mean...could
you really see them having a amiable conversation? Does Draco ever
say anything to Neville that isn't in some form of ridicule? I always
pictured Neville making his way to the carriages with Seamus and
Dean...or maybe Parvati and Lavender...and being like "What did you
think of those Dementors? Freaky, huh? They even made Harry pass out--
as brave as he is about everything! Can you believe that?"
And Draco just happened to be nearby...of course....
But that's just my 2 knuts :-D
-Jaimee
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