Sirius and Snape parallels again - Sirius' death (LONG)

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--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "lizzyben04" <lizzyben04 at ...> 
wrote:
>< HUGE SNIP>
>And this fits in another way - it fits DD's MO. DD didn't *kill*
Sirius, not directly. He just imprisioned him in a place where he
could be killed by a dark wizard. In life, Sirius refused to stay
hidden & kept escaping DD's prisons. And so now DD imprisions & then
hides Sirius away, permenently, behind the veil. Sirius had become an
obstacle to DD's plan, and so DD arranged for his death. IMO Sirius's
death has DD's sticky fingerprints all over it. < HUGE SNIP>

Alla:

Okay, I snipped rather arbitrarily because I just have one 
clarification question, so may as well leave this part in. You are not 
saying that Dumbledore planned to kill Sirius in specific time and 
specific place? You are basically saying that he took advantage of the 
opportunity that arose and that he did not predict it right away? 

Because the scary part is that after book 7 I cannot say anymore that 
Dumbledore is a moral man who would not do that and while I still do 
not WANT to believe that he will, as long as the mechanics are 
explained adequately, I will not put it past Dumbledore. Sigh.

Alla.