The Significance of the Foe-Glass

[rosered2318]

No: HPFGUIDX 144037

Leslie:
 I haven't yet heard of any reasonable explanation of this which 
> could show anything otherwise, though I'm open to persuasion.
> 
> And of course if Snape is with the forces of good at the end of GoF, 
> he goes back to Voldemort as a double-agent for DUMBLEDORE, not for 
> the Dark Lord.

Rosered:
I think I was misunderstood.  I have read the discussions on whether 
or not the foe-glass is instrumental in determining Snape's 
loyalties.  What I had hoped to start a topic on was if JKR has 
something planned for the foe-glass because it has been so subtlely 
placed into the text and yet is consistently brought up and made a 
point of.  Similar to the vanishing cabinets that we saw in book 2 and 
book 5.

Rosered.