Re: Snape’s access to DD office? (was: Snape's part in death of Sirius )

nkafkafi nkafkafi at yahoo.com
Fri Jul 30 17:50:58 UTC 2004


No: HPFGUIDX 108198

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "potioncat" <willsonkmom at m...> 
wrote:
>  
> > Neri:
> > As another interesting subthread from the original discussion, I 
> > believe Snape did have access to DD's office when DD was not in 
> > Hogwarts. The reason is that in the first Occlumency lesson, 
Harry 
> > recognizes the Pensieve Snape uses as DD's Pensieve. The last 
(and 
> > memorable) Occlumency lesson is cosiderable time after DD left 
> > Hogwarts, and his office is said to be shut (Umbridge certainly 
> > doesn't manage to get in), but the Pensieve is still in Snape's 
> > possession. But in Ch. 37 when Harry is sent back to DD's office 
> from  the MoM, he sees the Pensieve in DD's office. How did it got 
> there and what does this signifies?
> > 
> 
> 
> Potioncat:
> I took, from the very first time I read it, to be an assumption on 
> Harry's part that it was DD's Pensieve.  Do we know if it was ever 
> confirmed. I will admit that I am also assuming.  What do the rest 
> of you think?  Is this DD's or Snape's? <snip>
> 

Neri:
Don't have the books with me either, but I remember Harry recognizing 
the Pensieve in the first Occlumency lesson as DD's Pensieve. The 
Pensieve has symbols on it and is rather unique. Such objects in the 
WW are most certainly made to order, not mass production identical. 
We actually don't even have any indication that Pensieves other than 
that of DD's exist at all.

Neri






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