What is Snape knows (was: Further thoughts on who knows what ...)
Julia
jolka55 at poczta.onet.pl
Thu Feb 24 09:06:52 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 125090
> Valky:
> I agree with both of potioncat's statements, and one supports the
> other. Notice that Snape *does* appear to be interfering in the
> outcome of the prophecy. He *really* gets on Harry's back telling
> him he is *not* special, all the while telling Neville *he* is not
> living up to the standard he should be.. and Neville really *is*
> doing hopelessly.
> Neville is his prophecy boy.
> <snip>
> Most likely he [DD] "calmly" tells Severus over and over that they
are
> exactly, both doing as they should be, and no interference is
> necessary.... hence Snape's extreme frustration.
Julia:
There is an interesting observation you make. Do you really think
that Snape think that Neville is a prophecy boy?
(I agree with the statement that SS knows only the first part of the
prophecy - the same part Voldemort knows)
Of course from SS's POV there are some indications that probably
make him believe that Neville is the one for example that he is
pureblood and SS probably thinks Voldie is pureblood too.
However, I don't think that SS is so not observant spy that he
didn't realise that Harry throughout the 5 years of Hogwart was the
one who dueled with Voldie many times and that DD favours him not
Neville.
Maybe the source of his frustration is the feeling that Harry
interferes Neville with his 'saving-the-world' instinct??
Julia
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