Spinner's End

Sally Altass sallyaltass at yahoo.co.uk
Fri Aug 11 15:57:09 UTC 2006


No: HPFGUIDX 156849

> "houyhnhnm102" <celizwh@> wrote:
> <big snip>
> > We don't even know that for sure, only that a woman named
> > Eileen Prince married a man named Snape and they had a child.
> > If the name of the child had been mentioned or even the date
> > of the birth announcement had been given I would feel more
> > secure that I was not being led down the garden path.
> >
> > Somebody, show me one piece of evidence that doesn't involve
> > conjecture, insinuation, sleight of hand, or leaping to a
> > conclusion.

> colebiancardi:
> And the news article - isn't Hermione considered the voice of
> reason and truth?  If you want a straight answer, go to
> Hermione....<bg> she never did finish her sentence, but she
> wouldn't have stated that Eileen & Tobias didn't have a son
> named Severus if she hadn't of read it in the paper.  She did
> state they had a son and then Harry rudely interrupted her
> before she could finish.


Just to make a point, that on the page before it is canon that
Hermione says "...I was right about Eileen Prince once owning the
book.  You see...she was Snape's mother."  It is over the page that
Harry cuts her off while she is saying that Eileen gave birth to
Snape.  I think that is a substantial argument that Snape is the
HBP, and is the person who identifies himself as being so to Harry
in ch28.

My brain is really hurting now...

Sally











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