Why DD did not ask Snape to kill him. (extremely long)
houyhnhnm102
celizwh at intergate.com
Fri Mar 16 22:16:43 UTC 2007
No: HPFGUIDX 166180
Julie:
> Thus from the beginning of HBP I was convinced that
> Dumbledore could only be "killed" if he ALLOWED it
> to happen. It doesn't matter whether the culprit is
> Draco, Snape or even Voldemort himself. If Dumbledore
> doesn't accept his death, it isn't going to happen.
> [...]
> So it might be more accurate to say he chose *when*
> to die rather than "to die."
houyhnhnm:
*******
Fawkes the phoenix looked around, his bright black
eyes gleaming with reflected gold from the sunset
beyond the windows. Dumbledore was standing at the
window looking out at the grounds, a long black
traveling cloak in his arms.
*******
Something about that passage from "The Seer Overheard"
has given me the feeling that Dumbledore was saying
goodbye, to his office and to his school, ever since
I read HBP the second time. He knew.
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