Questions about the potion's book & Snape is innocent thoughts.
Milz
absinthe at mad.scientist.com
Wed Jul 20 13:49:37 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 133443
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "fridwulfa" <yutu75es at y...>
wrote:
> Here's something that has been bugging me since I finished reading.
Just wanted to know what you think about it.
>
> I think Harry will go back to Hogwarts and retrieve Snape's book.
JK gave us too much detail as to where he hid it, how he made sure he
could find it later... etc. And the book has been great help, no only
in potions, but with jinxes pretty useful. I think, too, that it
hides some secrets about Snape something that can come as very
important later.
> Anyone agrees on this one?
>
Your post got me thinking of something else. Snape was awoken by
Flitwick when during the DE attack. So, if Snape were "innocent" then
Snape's belongings (his pensieve in particular) and other personal
effects would still be in his Hogwarts quarters. Afterall, if Snape
is still a member of the OoP, then he would leave his belongings
behind as a symbol of fidelity (iow: "I'm leaving but I'm coming back
so watch my stuff").
If Snape knew of this attack and he really is a DE, then he would
have taken the appropriate measures to store his belongings elsewhere
in anticipation of his defection.
Milz
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