Does LV know Snape is at Hogwarts?

[Amanar]

No: HPFGUIDX 96016

> Amanar wrote:
> 
> <<<Well, here's where snooping pays off :) Let's get back to that
> scene. Harry, fed and sleepy, looks up at the staff table (alas! no
> books within reach to provide quotes). And as *Quirrel turns his
> head,* Snape looks straight at Harry and his scar burns. If Quirrel
> looked away, it means that the evil Lord inside his turban was
> looking straight at Harry, and we've already seen LV causing 
Harry's
> scar to hurt him. And remember how, at one of the last chapters
> (before the trio gets past the trapdoor), Harry complains that his
> scar *had been hurting before,* but not as strongly as just then?
> Harry was very near LV all year. Obviously, that had affected his
> scar, but he didn't connect it with Quirrel's presence. Who would?
>>>
> 
> 
> and Strongbad (love that name! Huge homestarrunner.com fan here!) 
> wrote:
> 
> <<< Voldy (in Quirrel) was at Hogwarts with Snape (not too quick 
are 
> you DD?). He heard Snape threaten Quirrel about the stone. LV knows
> Snape is a traitor, right?>>>

Amanar:
I agree with Strongbad. A particular quote that came to my mind is 
this one:

"'Very well,' Snape cut in. 'We'll have another little chat soon, 
when you've had time to think things over and *decided where your 
loyalties lie*.'"

What loyalties? Loyalties either to DD or to LV. And I am absolutely 
sure the DE who has left LV me forever is indeed Snape.

 
> JoAnna:
> Now, I don't have my copy of PS/SS handy, so please correct me if 
> I'm wrong -
> 
> WAS Voldemort possessing Quirrell during the entire Hogwarts 
year?  
> I was under the impression that Voldemort did not actually 
*possess* 
> Quirrell until midway through the year.  Can anyone with a copy of 
> the book confirm this?

Amanar replies:
"Harry, who was starting to feel warm and sleepy, looked up at
the High Table again. [...] Professor Quirrell, in his absurd 
turban, was talking to a teacher with greasy black hair, a hooked 
nose, and sallow skin.

It happened very suddenly. The hook-nosed teacher looked past 
Quirrell's turban straight into Harry's eyes -- and a sharp, hot 
pain shot across the scar on Harry's forehead." (Chapter 7)

[Quirrel:] "When I failed to steal the stone from Gringotts, he was 
most displeased. He punished me... decided he would have to keep a 
closer watch on me...." (Chapter 17)

--Amanar