A Very Cocky Dumbledore
imthruthelookinglass
imthruthelookinglass at yahoo.com
Wed Jul 20 14:27:58 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 133468
The Dumbledore we are used to is/was/is mostly a humble Wizard. It
struck me funny how often he complimented himself and his abilities
in this edition. At first I thought: possible Imperius Curse or
Polyjuice Potion. I quickly abandoned those possiblilies but then
why so cocky? Was it to assure Harry that he knew what he was doing
in order to make Harry trust him in the event that Harry was to feed
him glowing green poison? I was under the assumption that Harry
already trusted him.
It could also have been stress and the possiblility that the curse he
already endured from the Horcrux ring was killing him slowly.
Perhaps he had no more time for doubt and questions.
His demeanor was odd to me, so when Snape killed him I went back to
my earlier theory on a possible imposter. I was looking for any way
out. NOT DUMBLEDORE!!!!
This post won't ponder future Potter but it does question
Dumbledore's actions and demeanor throughout the book, and adds to
the mystery of why he had to die in the way that he did. To those of
us who despise Snape it was a real stab in the back. (When taking it
at face value and not reading further into it as an order issued by
DD - which I'm personally on the line about.) If nothing else,
Dumbledore's behavior was certainly a sign that something was not
right with him. I may be another clue to his knoweledge of his
demise.
imthruthelookinglass
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