Snape's choice of memories for the pensieve
potioncat
willsonkmom at msn.com
Wed Aug 4 01:21:07 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 108742
KAT/rxk wrote:
Major Snippage
Regarding the use of "Worst Memory", another possibility is that
it'sHARRY's assumption since everything in the series is
writtenabsolutley and utterly from HIS POV (well, except "The Riddle
House").My question about those three memories is-who really chose
them?Snape, or Dumbledore? It IS Dumbledore's Pensieve, and it
wasDumbledorre's decision for Harry to learn Occlumency. it seems to
menot unlikely that the Headmaster might have been the ultimate
arbitor.Kat/rxk.
Potioncat:
As it is from Harry's assumption...the Pensieve may not be DD's. It
could be Snape's.
We saw Snape put the memories in the Pensieve and even if it was
DD's Pensieve, he would have taken his memories out. I don't think
DD would have said, take these three thoughts out of your head** and
put them out for Harry to find.
**although now that I think of it: I once suggested a conversation
where Snape said "I can't teach Potter Occlumency given my memories
of his father." and DD answering, "Here, put those thoughts out of
your head." (lol)
Potioncat (Who really enjoyed your information about the Cat Rat Dog
word play. Oh the things that go over my head!)
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