Snape's worst memory
erinellii
erinellii at yahoo.com
Sat Sep 20 18:28:38 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 81193
"phoenixmum" wrote:
> Perhaps what enraged Snape is that Harry was prying into Snape's
> memories; even if at that moment Snape could not remember exactly
> what he put in the pensieve, Snape must remember that whatever he
>put there was something he didn't want Harry to access (either
because the iformation was dangerous for Harry to have, or
humiliating for Snape). If people couldn't remember at least that
they put memories in the pensieve, than they wouldn't remember to
get them back out. (Just as a side note, maybe this would be useful
for people who want to forget things.)
He might still have known what it was. If he has looked at it any
time after he put it in the Pensieve, then he would have them memory
of looking at it-- much like the memory of watching a movie, rathar
than actually having the stuff happen to him. So potentially, all
three memories could be the SAME memory- the original one and then
two times Snape viewed it. Gets confusing, doesn't it?
Though personally, I don't believe putting a memory in the pensieve
makes you forget it- just makes it impossible for others to access
and makes it more solid so you can study it.
Erin
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