Snape: A third possibility?
jenniferstmatt
jenniferstmatt at yahoo.com
Wed Jul 20 18:32:47 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 133544
Zgirnius wrote:
He really has been acting as a double agent in LV's camp for DD, at
considerable risk to himself. BUT, he takes a gamble in Chapter 2 and
loses. One may suppose that he does not know what the plan for Draco
is at that time, he is trying to string Cissy and Bella along to learn
this information like a good spy would. He agrees to the UV to gain
their trust, and is perfectly happy to swear to protect and watch over
Draco. The third request, of course, is the kicker-I think he did not
see it coming.
Jen's response:
But I think Snape might have known what Draco's task was - (forgive
me, I don't have my HBP with me so can't give citations or quotes) -
When Cissy asks him for the third request, to fulfill Draco's task, he
becomes still and looks at her intently. Could he have been using
legilemency? I also believe that Cissy might not have been able to
defend herself using occlumency, because, on the night of Slug's
Christmas party, Harry overhears Spape saying to Draco that apparently
his Aunt Bella (NOT his mother) was teaching him occlumency. I think
he would have had to agree to the task whether he knew what it was or
not - but I think there was a good chance that he did know.
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