Snape Survey, Snapeity, Dumbledore's sacrifice.

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No: HPFGUIDX 149342

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Adriana" <glykonix at ...> wrote:
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<SNIP>
> 
> Does DD sound in the very least concerned with what Harry said? 
Does 
> he for one moment seem to falter? No. He's in fact tired of having 
to 
> repeat it. He is sure he has not misplaced his trust and he is 
tired 
> of Harry's constantly doubting Snape, which would also mean he 
doubts 
> DD.
> 

True.  But Harry has extremely good reason to doubt DD, whether he in 
fact does or not.  The "epitome of goodness" has the strange habit of 
turning a blind eye to child abuse, after all.  This could also 
simply be another example of DD's habit of behaving like a moron 
where Harry and Snape are concerned.

But, you are right that, in and of itself, this is just another in a 
long and annoying line of DD repeating that he trusts Snape without 
giving an explanation.


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