Is Dumbledore Swiping Harry's Memories?

[a_b_desert_king]

No: HPFGUIDX 98020

Entropy wrote:
 Is it possible that Dumbledore made a point
> of placing Harry's memories of that night into his pensieve while
> Harry was unconscious, taking a look, and then put the memory back
> before Harry awoke?
> 
> This leads to a similar point regarding what happened that night in
> Godric's Hollow.  It seems logical that, needing to fill in the
> blanks, Dumbledore may have instructed Hagrid to "collect" Harry's
> memories of that night when he went to get Harry on Sirius' bike.  

Heather says:

That could certainly explain some of the missing hours between GH 
being 'blown up' and Hagrid's arrival at the Dursley's.  I think 
this is a very good theory.


Entropy again:
  In addition, keeping
> Harry's memories in his pensieve would ensure that Harry wouldn't 
have
> to relive the murder of his parents  later on if some of these
> memories ever did decide to "creep" back in to his consciousness.

Heather Again:

Except that Harry does have some of the memories as we saw in POA 
with the Dementors.  What if the memories in the pensieve 
are "copies" of (files) rather than actually removed (from one drive 
to another).  AFter all, DD does seem to have a very good 
recollection in his head of all those memories Harry saw in the 
pensieve.  But then again... why would Snape use the pensieve to 
hide his memories from Harry in that case  :(  Oh well, just a 
theory.

Heather