Snape's Memories Again
Chys Lattes
maliksthong at yahoo.com
Sat Jul 30 11:09:38 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 135663
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JKR: It''s reality. It''s important that I have got that across,
because Slughorn gave Dumbledore this pathetic cut-and-paste memory.
He didn't want to give the real thing, and he very obviously patched
it up and cobbled it together. So, what you remember is accurate in
the Pensieve.
Chys:
Someone asked before on this list (in defence of why DD trusts Snape)
if a memory stored in a pensieve is no longer in a persons head. (As
of why DD would so adamantly trust Snape even if he couldn't tell
Harry exacty why.)
My question is; is it? If Slughorn had placed that cut up memory in
DD's care, then how come he still has the visible parts in his head,
so that they can watch the whole thing all together later from the one
thread that he gives to Harry?
Or did he only give out the parts he hadn't given him earlier, and DD
sliced and pasted them together so they could watch the whole unedited
scene?
Chys
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