How did Sirius lure Severus into the Willow? (was: James the Berk?)
aggiepaddy
aggie at raggie.freeserve.co.uk
Tue Jul 13 14:16:05 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 106025
Kneasy:
> Except in my (hopefully) humorous posts I feel uncomfortable making
> guesses that are more than very vague. Though the logic be
>tortuous and the canon in paper-thin shreds, back-to-front and
>twisted in knots,I dislike making suppositions that don't have at
>least a little something
> behind them.
>SNIP>
>At the moment I have no theories why things happened the way
> they did. I was wondering if anyone else could throw light on the
> matter; apparently not. And before I give serious consideration
> to suggestions, I'd like a little canon (or extrapolation from
>canon)to go with them please.
Aggie:
I can understand that. Unfortunately then, I'm afraid a deathly hush
will fall upon your questions!!
I am sure that JKR has hidden EXTREMELY carefully the reasons DD
trusts Snape and vice versa, if she has left us any at all! The only
one VAGUELY canonfied that I can come up with is that DD told
Snape 'the plan' and a 16 yr old DE (or soon to be one) did the right
thing!
The thing is (and you SO remind me of my Dad!) is that we LOVE coming
up with wild guesses, even if they are based on the residue vapour of
a rumour from Aunt Marge's neighbour's cousin's cat. . .who happens
to be Mrs Norris!! It's fun!! I'm not saying that your way isn't
fun for you, I'm sure it is, like I said it's how I would expect my
Dad to behave on here! I do apologise if you're younger than me (I'm
31 in a couple of weeks!) and hope you don't take offence at this.
I'm not trying to offend you!
--Aggie
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