Snape's part in death of Sirius
demetra1225
tzakis1225 at netzero.com
Thu Jul 29 17:43:10 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 108099
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "nkafkafi" <nkafkafi at y...>
wrote:
> Pippin, I'm really surprised you are not familiar with this useful
> spell:
> -----------------------------------------------
> GoF, Ch. 35 :
> Dumbledore forced the man's mouth open and poured three drops
inside
> it. Then he pointed his wand at the mans chest and
said, "Ennervate."
> Crouch's son opened his eyes
> ------------------------------------------------
> So simple and quick. And Crouch Jr. was hit with "Stupefy", which
is
> the same that Ron used on several of the I-Squad. And when DD does
> this spell, Snape is standing right beside him. Can you see our
dear
> Severus failing to master it? (even if he has to train on poor
> Filch). In fact, the DEs must know that one too, because they
recover
> so quickly after getting hit at the DoM battle. And Snape was a DE
> too.
>
Demetra:
Not to be nitpicky on this small point, but while 'ennervate' may
work on 'stupefy' we don't know that it works on other hexes. I
don't have my book with me, but I know that Ron mentions that Ginny
hit Malfoy with her specialty, the bat-bogey hex. For all we know,
other hexes were used as well.
We also saw McGonnagall getting hit earlier in the book with
multiple 'stupefies'. She wasn't revived with a simple 'ennervate',
she ended up in St. Mungos for a period of time. Maybe multiple
hexes have a cumulative effect? We don't know whether the I-Squad
kids were hit with only one 'stupefy' or more. I don't think we have
enough info to say that reviving the I-Squad kids was simple or
quick.
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