CHAPDISC: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Ch. 19: The Sil
Jayne
jaynesmith62 at btinternet.com
Tue Apr 29 17:42:55 UTC 2008
No: HPFGUIDX 182721
Jeri wrote
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> >2. What did you think initially of the appearance of the silver
> >doe? Did you perceive clues (either on initial reading or rereading)
> >pointing to the identity of the doe? Was it intended, in your view,
> >as misdirection? Was it effective? Does it seem odd that Harry did
> >not attempt to identify the doe?
>
> It was a very strange scene. After the Godric's Hollow events, I
kept
> thinking that this was another trap. I kept expecting either for
> Harry to be attacked or for Herminie to be captured while he was
gone.
> After all, he left her asleep, with no wand, no one on guard. Only
> the protective spells she had put on the tent/area were left, and if
> they were enough, why did they always stand guard?
I have to say that I had no suspicion at all when I read this book
first about the Patronus being Snape's. i wondered if it was Lupin or
someone unknown. I had no idea that the doe was conected to Lily
either. The eventual reveal about Snape was a total shock.
Jayne
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