[HPforGrownups] Re: It's over, Snape is evil

Kathryn Jones kjones at telus.net
Sun Aug 14 17:37:03 UTC 2005


No: HPFGUIDX 137599

eggplant107 wrote:
> "Cathy Drolet" <cldrolet at s...> wrote:
> 
>  > He'd [Snape] have had to kill Draco, too.
> 
> I wouldn't mind that much, certainly better that Draco assume room
> temperature than Dumbledore, but unfortunately Snape made that stupid
> Unbreakable Vow, something imposable to understand if he's really a
> good guy. Even so Snape could have faked Draco's death and he could
> have gone into hiding. Dumbledore had nearly convinced Draco to do it
> even when the plan was working, if it was clear the plan had failed
> I'm sure he'd cooperate; and Voldemort wouldn't be surprised, he
> expected Draco to die.
   eggplant

Kathy writes:
    So, you would have Snape kill Amycus, while the rest stand by with 
their mouths hanging open, then Greyback, then Alecto, who is also still 
frozen in shock, then the last DE, and then Draco, who probably figures 
he's next. Not a counter-curse has been fired in self-defense, which is 
a good thing, because flying curses and hexes might have hit Harry and 
made the whole tower scene moot. Having saved the day, Snape goes to 
Dumbledore and discovers that he is also dead as a nit, and now he will 
spend the next several months in Azkaban explaining why he was 
discovered surrounded by four dead DE and a junior DE and Harry Potter, 
the-boy-who-is-a-video-camera-for-Voldemort, and Dumbledore. Meanwhile, 
Voldemort takes over the world. The only cost to Voldemort would be six 
more DE.

>  > A well placed, well worded, message
>  > from Snape arriving for McGonagall
>  > in her headmistresses office, with
>  > Dumbledore's portrait there to confirm
>  > what Snape is saying
> 
> Well worded? There are no noises Snape could make with his mouth that
> could EVER make me forgive what he did or make me trust him for one
> instant. None, zero. 
   eggplant

Kathy writes:
   I'm sure that JKR will find a way for Snape to contact someone a 
little more receptive than you. If not, I can see some serious plot 
holes looming in book 7.
KJ








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