The Too Unreliable Narrator (was: What really happened on the tower)
zgirnius
zgirnius at yahoo.com
Mon Jul 24 18:21:48 UTC 2006
No: HPFGUIDX 155924
> Neri:
> Yes, that is right. Note that we and Harry would be fooled in
> different ways. Harry would be fooled because he was stupid enough
> not to find out who did curse Greyback. We would be fooled because
we
> didn't even get the information Harry got, so we didn't have a fair
> chance to prove ourselves smarter than Harry.
zgirnius:
I would disagree that this is stupid. Harry would naturally assume it
was an Order member (well, if it was Snape, he would even be right to
so assume...) or DA student who saw he was in trouble. Just as he,
himself, had just helped out a couple of people who may or may not
have noticed who it was that helped them.
> Neri:
> Hmm. Who vouched for Dobby in CoS? Well, you certainly can say that
> he vouched for himself, but that's kind of stretching it, isn't it?
zgirnius:
My, you have a nasty suspicious mind. (I mean this in the best
possible way...I would love ESE!Dobby!) It never occured to me to
suspect him of anything in nay of my reads of CoS.
> Neri:
> Who challenged Ginny in CoS?
zgirnius:
I believe that Pippin does not consider her a guilty party in CoS. It
was Riddle, controlling her mind through the Diary. And memory Tom
was challenged by memory Dumbledore.
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