'...He was taking too much for granted'
zgirnius
zgirnius at yahoo.com
Mon Nov 13 14:29:13 UTC 2006
No: HPFGUIDX 161454
chrustoxos:
> So that's it. Any idea on what DD was asking SS to do, taking for
> granted that he'd do it?
>
zgirnius:
I think they were discussing the Draco problem. Dumbledore was telling
him to keep watching his moves and discourage him from any further
attempts like the necklace. Snape had already failed to get through to
Draco in the conversation we saw during Slughorn's Christmas party.
Just before the conversation, he had probably noticed Draco was up to
something new (if Harry noticed Draco disappearing for hours, surely
Snape would). He may have been telling Dumbledore he was not sure he
could stay in top of the problem. This also fits in with Dumbledore
tellin Snpae to continue the investigation 'in his house'.
Another idea I had was that they may have been discussing plans for
after Snape leaves Hogwarts. It is my opinion that they assumed Snape
would be forced to leave Hogwarts by the DADA position curse, and
probably planned for him to do so as the apparent murderer of
Dumbledore.
So I think Dumbledore was saying Snape should say close to Voldemort,
to spy on him, or possibly be near to help Harry in the final
confrontation.
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