Looking for fellow Snape lovers

[krnboulton]

No: HPFGUIDX 160200

> Jenny:
> >Hello everyone. This is my first time at this sight, so I don't
> >know if there is already a thread on this topic. My favorite
> >character in the books is Snape and I keep thinking that in the
> >final book he will emerge as a 'good guy'. In the conversation
> >Harry overheard between Snape and Dumbledore it seemed as if
> >Snape had told Dumbledore that he had really made the unbreakable
> >promise, but that would mean that Dumbledore wanted Draco to
> >believe that Dumbledore had really been deceived and also, that
> >Dumbledore wanted to be killed. Does that make sense?


Hi Jenny,
This is my first time posting too so we have something in common.

In my heart of hearts I believe that Snape killed Dumbledore on
Dumbledore's orders.  He always said that he trusted Snape beyond a
shadow of a doubt.  Remember in Book 4 when Harry was in the pensieve
and Karkaroff was on trial.  He brought up Snape and Dumbledore defended him then.  Dumbledore has never said why he trusts him so much.  I believe that Dumbledore was trying to save Draco from something he really did not want to do and I definitely think that he knew about Snape's vow to Draco's mother.  I have got to believe that Dumbledore trusted Snape for reasons we will find out in Book 7.   I also think that Snape is going to be instrumental in the final showdown between Harry and he who must not be named, perhaps even paving the way with his own death.  It's fun to speculate.

Karen