Spinner's End ---- From a different perspective

[lucianam73]

No: HPFGUIDX 143714

Caro wrote:
>

> A spinner of course could be a liar. But he could also be somebody 
who
> spinns string. So it could also be the sealment of the end of the one
> who spinns something. For example countermeasures or means of
> information. Then this spinner, whose end is sealed is Dumbledore. If
> so, then the title of the chapter says very little about Snape.
> 
> What is your opinion about this idea?
> 
> Yours Caro
>

Lucianam answers:

Thanks, I didn't know 'spinner' could mean a liar (I'm not a native 
english speaker, so I miss some things).

That would be very interesting, if Snape is 'spinning' his web of 
lies, who is he trying to fool? If he's fooling Bellatrix in Spinner's 
End, he could be on the right side.

Your idea of the spinner ending in Dumbledore's death is good, I 
think, and very much to JKR's tastes. She likes her double meaning, 
doesn't she?

I had never thought the title of this chapter was meaningful, thanks 
for the clue!

Lucianam