Legilimency, Occlumency, Snape, Harry
jwcpgh
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Mon Sep 8 01:25:15 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 80159
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Steve" <bboy_mn at y...> wrote:
>
> For details, see my published works...
> "Legilimens!" Spell & Gift
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/HPforGrownups/message/72153
>
> Legilimency takes two forms in the book. One is the gift or skill of
> Legilimency and the other is the Legilimens charm.
>
> It speculate that the Legilimens charm simply causes a cascade of
> random memories to flash before the caster and his victum's eyes. I
> could give you some interesting insight, but it's pretty random,
> subject to interpretation, and not too good for determining specific
> real-time immediate thoughts and intent.
>
> The gift or skill of Legilimens, on the other hand, is as deep
strong
> psychic intuitive sense of a persons feelings, thoughts, and
emotions
> at the moment. If they are lying, you pick up on the sense of
> insecurity, guilt, and worry that are in their mind, and the
> associated feelings of fear in their emotions.
>
> Legilimency as a gift is a form of Divination or a psychic skill;
in a
> sense, the person with this gift is an intuitive Seer.
> So being an intuitive senser or seer is a valid form of psychic
> ability, and this is how I see Legilimency.
>
> Just a thought.
Laura:
Your theory is interesting and I'm willing to be convinced, but could
you cite some canon to show which is which? I don't think JKR
distinguishes between the 2 in so many words, does she? If in fact
there's a difference, the two would seem to have different uses as
well. Trying to get an intuitive sense of someone will give you one
sort of information; looking into someone's mind at specific memories
would give you another kind, wouldn't it?
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