Penseive, Slytherin, Lily's Parents and Time Travel
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Tue Aug 3 16:36:46 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 108686
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Jen Reese" <stevejjen at e...> wrote:
> >Jen said:
> >One theory (from Greywolf, I think) was the incident Harry saw was
> only a "cover memory" placed in the Pensieve to protect other
> >memories. That way if Harry did get in there by chance, he would
> see perhaps a humiliating memory, but not the actual *worst* memory
> > Snape is protecting. If this is true, then Snape probably
> > specifically chose that cover memory because it was proof of James'
> > arrogance.
>
Yes, he did. (This was in response to post 80835 on Snape's memories.)
The answer I gave then still applies :
"In addition the contents of the Penseive 'swirl'. How does one stay on
top to ensure certain disclosure of a specific memory?
Harry 'immerses' himself in the Pensieve, a bit more than skimming
the surface. No, I think which memory is accessed is a random event."
Kneasy
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