Snape's stalling

[dumbledore11214]

No: HPFGUIDX 116348



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> Potioncat:
> Well, I'll bet we differ on what we think he did!  ;-)
> Just to show you how open my mind is, in fact it's pretty much a 
> leaky cauldron most of the time, I'll toss this out: DD says twice 
> that Snape reported immediately.  How does he know that?


Alla:

Heee! I just pictured Potioncat's mind as Leaky Cauldron. :o)

Actually, we don't necessarily differ on this one. You see, I am 
HAPPY when Snape does the right thing. I WANT to believe the best of 
him. The thing is - he dissapoints me  oh so often. :o)

If Dumbledore said to Harry : "Professor Snape WENT to forest to 
search for you". I would not question it for a minute. 

Just as you see ambiguity in the smashed flask scene, I think that 
the word INTENDED used here for a reason.

What Dumbledore's quote are you talking about? I remember this 
one "he informed the Order as soon as possible about what you had 
just said" - OOP, p.833

But yes, I remember seeing "immediately" in the other context, I 
just cannot find it right now.

I guess this refers to still unknown to us the means of 
communications between Members of OOP