A Cold Equation (was Re: The Trial Of Severus Snape)
lupinlore
bob.oliver at cox.net
Mon Oct 10 05:53:25 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 141391
> Sherry
<SNIP>
>
> Sorry, i thought I made it clear. no. i do not forgive Snape. i do
not
> believe the so called greater good demands killing Dumbledore.
It's just
> not the way I think. Sorry, but Snape firmly with Voldemort, Draco
saved
> from his own idiocy and all the rest, does not justify Dumbledore
being
> killed. I just can't express it strongly enough.
<snip>
I'll have to solidly agree with Sherry, here. If Snape did indeed
cast an AK that did indeed provide the most proximate cause of DD's
death, there is no way to forgive him or ameliorate his crime. What
he thought he was doing is irrelevant, and whether DD was dying from
something else at the time is irrelevant.
Once again, I'll have to say I've not seen one single shred of
evidence that indicates this is not, in fact, the case. The effect
of Snape's spell is perfectly in keeping with the scope of AKs we
have seen (considering that Voldy used one that blew up a house), the
condition of DD's body is perfectly in keeping with having been
knocked off a tower (in a fantasy novel, in the real world he would
have been smashed to a pulp) and there is absolutely nothing that is
in evidence that mitigates against Snape being guilty beyond a
reasonable doubt.
Sorry, but Snapey boy has done something that he just can't be
forgiven for.
Lupinlore
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