Harry's memories of that night at Godric's Hollow (was Re: Petunia and Dementors)

[susanbones2003]

No: HPFGUIDX 147883

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Ceridwen" <ceridwennight at ...> 
wrote:
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> Jen D.:
> > Hi Cat,
> > You know, someone else maybe you, pointed out that a wizard's 
brain 
> > may not work like a muggle's so maybe there is a memory in 
Harry's 
> > brain that can be extracted. I just have to wonder if there were 
> any 
> > chance that Harry might have had more memory in there, wouldn't 
DD 
> > have tried to access it? I mean, he certainly worked with many 
> other 
> > people to collect information about LV using their memories, 
many 
> of 
> > which were incomplete, tampered with, but that didn't stop him. 
But 
> > I won't discount anything, this is just a feeling, a hunch.
> 
> Ceridwen:
> Maybe this works like a Penseive memory, objectively recalling 
> everything even though the one whose memory it is doesn't 
> see/hear/know what else is going on until they plop it into a 
> Penseive?
> 
> So a pre-verbal infant, or a wizard who cannot speak Parseltongue, 
> will still have these things imprinted in their memory so others 
who 
> do know the language can hear what was going on if the memory was 
> available.  Or, so Harry recalls what was said when this memory is 
> disturbed by the Dementors because the raw information was already 
> there, and now he has the knowledge to decypher it correctly.
> 
> Ceridwen.

Hi there, Ceridwen,
I am not arguing with you about this but I just can't imagine why DD 
wouldn't have wanted to go into Harry's memory and retrieve anything 
that might have been there from that night at Godric's Hollow. Are 
you saying that now that Harry has had the experiences of seeing 
others' memories in the pensieve, that he'll somehow find a way to 
go back into his own?
Jen D.
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