[HPforGrownups] Re: Snape as baddie/Snape in the foe glass/Snape's Duty for the Order

[Magda Grantwich]

No: HPFGUIDX 111527


--- rockstar064 <soulbrotha at mikaelmartin.com> wrote:

> I interpret Snape's paler look and glittering eyes to be a kind of
> fear or apprehension, and I 
> immediately notice Dumbledore's apprehension in this passage.  The
> silence as he leaves 
> is so loud to me as well. The books say numerous times that Snape
> was a spy at great 
> personal risk. I believe that Dumbledore was asking Snape to resume
> his post as spy, and 
> by doing this, he would have to face Voldemort again, possibly
> facing torture or death if 
> Voldemort did not accept Snape back. This is why they were so
> apprehensive, in my theory.

I think Snape's eyes "glittered" because he was excited.  The Second
War is about to begin - finally.

As for what Snape is doing for the Order this time out, I really
don't think he's a spy again.  At least not the way he was the first
time.  There are way too many people - including six Hogwarts
students - who know about it, for one thing.  And I don't believe he
has been in Voldemort's presence since he was harassing Quirrell in
PS/SS.  Whatever Snape is doing, it probably involves some magic we
haven't seen before (there's always at least one new magic technique
introduced in every book).

Magda



	
		
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