The Two Fights
Jen Reese
stevejjen at earthlink.net
Sat Aug 20 00:05:33 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 138137
Potioncat from post #138125:
> It's my theory that the argument in the forest was, at least in
> part, about DD's going after horcruxes.
So Hagrid inteprets the DD/Snape fight to be over the necklace and the
very recent accidental poisoning of Ron. But two months before this,
Harry told Dumbledore *everything* about the fight between
Draco/Snape, implicating Draco in the necklace scheme and alerting
Dumbledore to the Unbreakable Vow (if he did not already know about
these things).
Yet when Dumbledore is arguing with Snape, Hagrid said he
mentioned 'makin' investigations in his House, in Slytherin.'
Dumbledore already knows who the culprit is. So does that mean
Dumbledore isn't telling Snape he knows all about Draco & the
Unbreakable? Hoping Snape will spill the beans himself?
As for the first part of the fight, it could be a separate issue.
Snape 'didn' want ter do it anymore--.' Didn' want ter keep healing DD
while he's on the Horcrux hunt, as Potioncat suggested? Didn' want ter
continue in the cursed DADA position? Wants out of the spying game?
If it was all about the same issue, Snape getting to the bottom of the
necklace and poisoning issue, then there was a bigger split between
Dumbledore and Snape than I picked up on reading HBP. Maybe Dumbledore
was referring to more than just Trelawney the night he told
Harry: "But never mind my staffing problems." (chap. 20, p. 427, US).
Jen
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