JKR on the pensieve
B.G.
hambtty at triad.rr.com
Mon Jul 25 13:55:37 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 134763
I found it very interesting when JKR was asked about the memories in
the pensieve, she said that when one enters the pensieve they can move
around the memory and make their own conclusions. The memory contains
everything that happened not just the interpretation from the person
who gave the memory.
Harry will learn to use DD's pensieve in the next book. There is so
much to be learned there. He may view the memory that made DD trust
Snape. He will experience it as one who hates Snape and will see what
his heart wants him to see. Then he will revisit it trying to
discover where DD went wrong and may come to a completely different
conclusion in the end.
Harry has a memory of the night his parents were killed and he will
use the pensieve to view it as a man instead of as a baby. Maybe this
is when he realizes that Hagrid took him to Spinners End and Snape hid
him while DD made arrangements for Harry to go to the Dursley's.
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