How and when did Snape learn Occlumency ?
candlekicks
candlekicks at yahoo.ca
Tue Oct 26 23:38:46 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 116496
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Tammy" <elsyee_h at y...> wrote:
>
>
> Del wrote:
> >
> > We know that Snape is a superb Occlumens now and apparently a
good
> > Legilimens as well. But when did he learn that ? And who taught
him ?
> >
> <extra large snip>
>
> > Anybody have any answers or additional questions ?
> >
> Tammy replies:
>
> I've always wondered if different witches and wizards could have an
> intrinsic ability. For example in the case of Snape and
occlumency, he
> would have a natural talent already in him for it, one that
required
> little actual learning for him to master it. We already know of one
> thing that is definitely a natural talent, metamorphmagus, so how
do
> we know there aren't other smaller things that are natural
talents.
>
> If you look at muggle paranormal phenomenon with that in mind,
those
> people who can move things with their mind would simply be witches
or
> wizards who have a natural talent for levitation and summoning. It
> sounds like something JKR would try to do, explain weird muggle
> happenings with a simple magical answer.
>
> -Tammy who's natural ability seems to be demolishing her house.
Linda:
I don't have my books with me but.... if I remember correctly, beubg
a Parselmouth is also an inate ability, not a learned one. Can
anyone help me out with that one? I seem to remember a conversation
in CoS that speaks of it as a rare ability.... ?
-Linda, who's natural ability is not her memory :)
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