Animagi theories
caspenzoe
cruthw at earthlink.net
Mon Aug 9 23:03:35 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 109512
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "romulusmmcdougal"
<romulus at h...> wrote:
> Here are some Animagi theories. Perhaps these have already been
> discussed here.
>
> 1. As Dumbledore once taught Transfiguration, he is most likely
an
> animagus. What would be his form? I speculate that he is a
phoenix.
> And as the head of the Order of Good Guys....er...I mean the
Phoenix,
> that would make sense.
>
> 2. Snape, being the powerful wizard he is, is most likely a
Rabbit
> or Hare. > RMM
Interesting theories RMM! Don't entirely agree, and some seem more
than a bit speculative: DD as a phoenix? He's already got Fawkes;
Harry has Hedwig, but his patronus is not an owl. My personal
speculation for DD is that his patronus is a bee; at the risk of
becomming terribly and undisputably boring, I'll bet Ron eventually
produces a lion patronus.
Never mind all that however; your comment that really interests me
is this: "Snape, being the powerful wizard he is, is most likely a
Rabbit or Hare." Say what? Why is that? I'm aware that certain
shaman traditions, namely native American, but perhaps some Asian,
regard the rabbit, and/or hare, as powerful - or at least clever -
but these hardly seem likely to crop up in Snape's background (to me
at least). There's been a lot of discussion here about whether Snape
might be able to transform himself into a bat or bird of some kind,
but this is the first pitch for a rabbit/hare I've seen (not that
I've been here that long, so I hope you'll forgive me if I've missed
something). In any case, please expand!
Very curious,
Caspen
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