Did Snape set up the Pensieve scene? - Montague

zanooda2 zanooda2 at yahoo.com
Tue Jun 5 17:18:12 UTC 2007


No: HPFGUIDX 169827

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "lizzyben04" <lizzyben04 at ...> 
wrote:

> > zanooda:

> > "As you may know, it is usually impossible to Apparate or
> > Disapparate within Hogwarts. The headmaster has lifted this
> > enchantment, purely within the Great Hall, for one hour, so as to
> > enable you to practice" (HBP, p.382 US hardback).


> lizzyben04:
 
> Seems pretty clear to me. Everything so far has told us that people
> can't apparate or disapparate inside Hogwarts - yet somehow, 
> Montague did both.


zanooda again:

You know, the quote that I gave may lead to a very different 
conclusion. This entire passage only shows that the No-Apparition-in-
Hogwarts rule is not absolute. If DD could lift the enchantment, 
maybe some other magical occurence could lead to the same result. 
Maybe when the Cabinet broke, some kind of anomalous magic field was 
created around it, which interfered with Hogwarts' anti-Apparition 
defense.

I personally don't have any definite opinion on this, just wanted to 
point out that this passage can be read in different ways :-). It 
shows that the anti-Apparition defense really exists, but at the same 
time it shows that this defense is not impenetrable.





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