Super Early Predictions for book 7
esmith222002
c.john at imperial.ac.uk
Tue Jul 19 13:33:54 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 132956
> >
> > vmonte answered back:
> > The prophecy was made to Dumbledore but Snape was also there. Was
he really listening or controlling Trelawny?
> >
By controlling, I assume you mean the Imperius curse. I am still a
little uncertain how this is performed, but I think it argues against
your point.
If a wizard has to maintain eye contact to perform Imperius, then
this would explain Snape's presence. But, Snape was forcibly removed
before he heard the whole prophecy, so how could he have influenced
events then.
If a wizard can perform the spell from afar, then why is Snape there
at all?
To top it all, if I remember, the prophecy was made before Harry (&
Neville) were born. Are we assuming that Snape can see into the
future? You may argue that Snape knew Lily (alice) were pregnant, but
that seems too much of a stretch.
Also, lets not forget, that Voldemort actually confirmed the prophecy
by acting on it, i.e. Snape would have to know that Harry (who wasn't
even born yet) would have a power to defeat the Dark Lord. Again you
could probably argue that Snape was at Godric's hollow and it was all
down to him and nothing to do with Lily/HArry!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm hoping this is all very tongue in cheek on your part!!
Brothergib
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