Snape in the Shrieking Shack (was re:time-turning)

[khilari2000]

No: HPFGUIDX 113067

<snip>But IIRC
> the only indication that he might be able to perform *Legilimency*--
as
> opposed to Occlumency--without a Legilimency spell is Harry's 
feeling
> in CoS (after the flying car incident) that Snape can read minds. 
And
> we know that Harry's perception of Snape is seldom a reliable
> indicator of what Snape can do or intends to do.
> 
> Carol

I think that in GoF when Snape accuses Harry of stealing boomslang 
skin he is at least partly using legilimency. Harry believes he has 
stolen the boomslang skin (he thinks Snape is refering to in second 
year when Hermione made the polyjuice potion) so he responds by 
feeling guilty. Snape then assumes Harry has done it and so does not 
follow up the matter of who else might have taken it or why. In this 
case he presumably only got feelings and not much else or he would 
have realised Harry was thinking of an incident two years ago. Just 
my opinion.

Khilari.