Memories in a Bottle
Matthew Buffington
mattcbuff at yahoo.com
Wed Oct 5 18:37:39 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 141210
When going through posts about Harry possibly talking with a portrait
DD in book 7, I had an idea.
In GoF and OotP, DD always retrieves his own memories by putting his
wand to his head, pulling the memory out, and then putting the memory
in the pensive. However in HBP, DD retrieves the memories from
bottles. Of course, this makes sense when the memory belongs to
someone else. But the memory where LV asks DD again to work at
Hogwarts, DD retrieves his own memory from a bottle and not from his
own head. Why?
Is it possible that DD might have stored up some of his memories at
Hogwarts so that Harry could return and check them out for himself?
Where could these memories be stored at? Could we then find out the
real reason that DD trusted Snape so much?
I would appreciate any thoughts.
Matt
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