Draco and Dumbledore LONG, beware
dumbledore11214
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Mon Oct 23 19:10:41 UTC 2006
No: HPFGUIDX 160208
> Carol again:
>
> I've read all your posts in this thread and elsewhere and you have
not
> answered the question. *Not* concentrating on the UV is not an
action.
> It's more inaction, which is what you seem to find so abhorrent. I
> guess you think he sould have let the UV kill Snape but I'm asking
> what he could have done *without* danger to Snape (or to Draco).
And I
> have yet to see a suggestion that would have prevented the DEs from
> getting into Hogwarts without activating the UV.
>
> What, exactly, could Dumbledore have done without antagonizing
Draco,
> provoking him into a failed murder attempt (which DD would have to
> deflect) and consequently killing Snape, on whom DD, like it or not,
> depends?
>
> What additional protections could he have put in place to protect
the
> students? I can't think of a single one. What further investigations
> could he have made? He says that he knows more than Harry does. Why
> doubt him?
>
> Carol, still waiting for a satisfactory answer
>
Alla:
It seems to me that the problem is the answer which I can give is not
going to be satisfactory for you,
so I guess there is no reason to wait for it, and no concentrating
all his efforts on protecting students and **not** protecting
somebody who swore to finish him off if Draco fails ( we do remember
what is that UV that Dumbledore supposedly is obligated to protect
Snape dear from - Snape dear agrees to fulfill Dumbledore's death
warrant), is not inaction, but exactly the action which I would want
him to take.
Let me repeat it -
Dumbledore. Should. Not. Have. Taken. UV. In consideration. At all.
and let Snape to his fate, if that means death, too bad.
Maybe in another life he would think twice before taking UV to finish
off his mentor.
I believe that there was quite a chance that Dumbledore could have
persuaded Draco to take the deal he offers him on the Tower, in fact
without DE around, I believe he would have more chances.
So I believe in my hypothetical the only one for whom things
definitely look grim is Snape ( although anything can happen, but
everybody else had a pretty good chance of beating tough luck,
everybody but Snape)
JMO of course,
Alla, who has no problem with anybody finding her answers
unsatisfactory, but who absolutely finds problematic the implication
that I do not suggest any course of action for Dumbledore when mine
just ignores the fate of Snape dear.
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