Snape's reporting methods
mnaper2001
mnaperrone at aol.com
Mon May 3 20:48:10 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 97633
Tanya Swaine <swaine.t at x> wrote:
> While I was reading GOF, yet again. Something registered with me,
for the
> first time about Snape's reporting methods. First, here is the
segment in
> the book
>
<<snip GoF quote from pensieve chapter>>
> Right, reading this, it had me wondering. I have heard often that
Snape is
> likely to report regularly to Dumbledore, and as these are
Dumbledore's
> personal memories. I wonder if the fact that Snape is not looking
at
> Dumbledore while talking, whether that actually helps him with
> occulumcy. If he doesn't have a visual
memory........................
>
> Thoughts anyone?
>
> Tanya
> h
Ally
I thought Snape was speaking to the ceiling because his face
was "floating" in the surface of the pensieve like a reflection, not
because he was looking up at it instead of at Dumbledore. His voice
is "echoing slightly" so it makes sense that his physical appearance
might also be off-kilter, and correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the
only time Harry sees everything in the pensieve as if he were there
when he actually submerges his head in it?
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