Harry... Tsk Tsk (Re: Snape's DE past)

[Amy Z]

No: HPFGUIDX 111564

Pippin wrote:
 
> > They don't realize that Harry, having determined that he's not 
> > being possessed, is regarding it all as quite a fine adventure. 
I 
> > think Dumbledore wishes that he had taught Harry Occlumency 
> > because he might have picked up on that problem sooner than 
> > Snape, who blamed Harry's failures on laziness and wanting to 
> > feel important.

Alla wrote:

> I don't know whether I agree that Harry regards his dreams as fine 
> adventure, but definitely he considers them useful. 

Mostly I think he is wildly curious.  And maybe that drive--that 
absolutely unbearable need to know--is not just Harry's usual 
curiosity, but is part of the effect Voldemort is having on him.  It 
is Voldemort, not Harry, who desperately wants to see what's at the 
end of the corridor (and thus makes Harry want the dreams to 
continue).

Amy Z

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"This is the weirdest thing we've ever done," Harry said fervently.