Snape and the prophecy

[W. K. Mahler, Mahlers.com]

No: HPFGUIDX 168251

> hutchingslesley:

>  I think Snape proved himself to DD when he heard the prophecy 
> that Trelawney gave during her interview. We were led to believe 
> that Snape only heard half of this before being thrown out, but 
> Trelawney states in HBP that Trelawney was aware of Snapes 
> evesdropping and as she's not aware when she gives a prophecy, 
> then Snape must have heard it all.

William K. ahler Responds

http://www.queenwords.com/lyrics/songs/sng04_08.shtml

In an alternate analogical way, perhaps that link above will 
assist you to your conclusions. Much like Snape, Freddie Mercury 
was often a misunderstood individual with Persian roots. It is 
highly theorized, believed and acknowledged that much like any 
prophecy / prophet / mad man inner workings, that AIDS / HIV 
was develped by Nazis during WW2 and spread to simians within 
Africa.

Although Snape was apparently an evil wizard and outwardly 
seems to be so, during his first introduction to the Harry 
Potter series, I believe Harry has grown to have an uneasy 
trust and alliance with Snape, not truly knowing the actual 
motives of Snape's actions, the deep core of it all.

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everyone else."

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