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susiequsie23 at sbcglobal.net
Fri Jul 27 00:52:08 UTC 2007
No: HPFGUIDX 173145
Dana:
> Just for argument sake. What if Snape did not give the memory to
> Harry so he could go kill himself but that it was a last attempt
> of Snape to keep Lily's sacrifice high?
<snip>
> So instead of wanting Harry to march of to his death he actually
> wanted to safe Harry's life one more time. Snape did not know that
> Harry had a lot more information and understanding of what he was
> supposed to do with the information that DD wanted Snape to give
> to Harry.
>
> Snape then wants to look at Lily's eyes one more time before he
> dies believing he has done the last final deed to keep Lily
> Potter's son safe and not let her sacrifice be in vain.
SSSusan:
But. But. But I never said that Snape gave Harry the information
*hoping* he would march off to his death! That's not what I was
saying at all.
I was saying that Snape was both following DD's instructions
(providing the information DD said Harry needed at the 'right time')
AND actually, in doing so, sort of giving Harry a gift -- the gift
of providing more full & complete information than DD had *and* more
full & complete information than he had to (all the background with
Lily).
I think it was a very brave thing for Snape to have done. I didn't
see it as selfishly motivated as so many of the things he had done
were.
I guess that's the only place where I quite see that you & I
differ. You are saying, I think, that Snape may have done this as
*another* thing that was *only* out of devotion/dedication to Lily,
whereas I believe he did it for more than just that reason --
including because DD wanted & asked him to do so.
Sorry if I've not addressed things well. I am not sure I fully
understand what you were saying. But, to clarify, I did NOT think
Snape gave those memories to Harry because he, out of cruelty,
wanted Harry to go kill himself. I didn't think I'd implied
anything of the kind.
Siriusly Snapey Susan,
out of posts for the day!
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