Foe glass
potioncat
willsonkmom at msn.com
Mon Aug 8 14:41:06 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 136931
"oiboyz"wrote:
> > I've always been struck by the big deal JKR makes of Snape
appearing
> > in the Foe Glass. First Harry sees DD, Snape and McGonagall in the
> > glass, and then the DD and McG move further into the room and Snape
> > remains reflected in the Foe Glass alone. <snip>
Cheryl:
Upon rereading, I think McGonagall and DD's reflections
> were still in the glass, along with Snape's when Snape stared into
the glass -- I do not think it was only his reflection, he just took
> notice of his own for some reason (maybe he doesn't look in the
mirror much?).
Potioncat:
chapter35 of GoF.
Yes, the three faces are always there.
Harry sees foggy shapes in the Foe-Glass which become sharper, however
Harry doesn't actually see who it is until the three come in.
DD goes to C!M, McG goes to Harry. Snape comes in, looking at the Foe-
Glass. DD sends both McG and Snape on errends. When they return, we're
told the three faces are still glaring, although the actual individuals
were all doing something else.
Snape is recorded as looking at the Foe-Glass the one time. "Snape
followed him, looking into the Foe-Glass, wehre his own face was still
visible, glaring into the room."
Much has been made of that one look over the years. I'm not sure what
it means. But I wonder what would happen if LV decided to get a Foe-
Glass?
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