Snape's Rage at Being Called Coward : No, just a coward

[Lisa]

No: HPFGUIDX 171956

> > Lisa:
> > I've never really understood why she didn't grab Baby Harry and 
> > disapparate.  I'd rather live life on the run than hand my baby 
over to 
> > what could mean certain death.
> 
> Eddie:
> Haven't you read "Godric's Hollow, A History?"  :-)   Seriously, maybe
> she couldn't apparate or dis-apparate from the house because of all
> the magical protections around it.  On the other hand, Fred and George
> successfully apparated all over 12 Grimmauld Place even though it was
> full of magical protections.
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Lisa:

::::snort:::::  Oh, how I wish there WAS a "Godric's Hollow, A 
History!"  LOL!

I, too, thought that the only reason she wouldn't disapparate with Baby 
Harry would be that she physically couldn't because of the magical 
protections on the house.   Then, once we saw Fred & George apparating 
in Grimmauld Place, it made me question even that; and further, when 
Harry and Dumbledore went to see Slughorn to offer him the Potions job, 
Harry asked why they couldn't just apparate into the house.  Dumbledore 
told him that magical persons have protections that keep others from 
doing so (much like Muggles have locks), but didn't say that they 
themselves couldn't do so.

Very curious.