[HPforGrownups] Dumbledore's After Death Strategy

[sunnylove0 at aol.com]

No: HPFGUIDX 134814

 
In a message dated 7/25/2005 7:03:36 AM Mountain Standard Time,  
bhavna at impsmanagement.com writes:

I think  DD knew that  Snape's cover was much more important than his own 
life at  that stage. Knowing Riddle as well as he did - DD predicted that this is 
the  best anyone who wants to be trusted unquestioningly by LV has to do - 
kill  'the Only One He Ever Feared' . Snape killing DD would lead to LV's 
undoubted  trust and belief in Snape which Snape could then use to find out LVs 
secrets -  most importantly the location of the Horcruxes! 


Whichever side Snape is ultimately on, getting closer to Voldemort is  
undoubtedly his goal, however this could certainly backfire in Book 7, if  Voldemort 
stops seeing Snape as a useful subordinate and starts seeing him as a  
dangerous rival a la Stalin.
 
Just a thought.
 
Amber
who agrees with Harry that Merope (and Amidala and Oliver Twist's mother)  
ought to be ashamed of herself and thinks that Snape has a lot more to  answer 
for no matter if he went back to Dumbledore or not
Dumbledore or not


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