PS/SS chapters 13-15 post DH look
dumbledore11214
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Sun Jan 27 15:18:15 UTC 2008
No: HPFGUIDX 181018
> zgirnius:
> The practice Snape assigns to Harry in OotP, as homework for the
> Occlumency lessons, and Harry never does, is, every night, to
clear
> his mind before falling asleep. If a person is sufficiently tired,
> this may occur naturally if a person just falls into bed and
sleeps
> like a log, rather than lying in bed wondering about the events of
> the day, etc.
Alla:
Could you clarify please what you meant here? I mean I definitely
thought about Occlumency lessons, but relaxation supposed to be sort
of opposite to intense Quidditch like training, no?
Or are you saying that had Harry been exercising physically he would
not have need to close his mind, that would have occurred
automatically maybe?
Zgirnius:
(And I can imagine the posts I would have been reading
> if Snape had made Harry exercise until he was exhausted as part of
> the lessons, haha!)
Alla:
Snort, oh yeah. I will be the first one to scream - stop abusing him
you greasy git.
> Though I imagine in the long term this wold just make someone
tired,
> and make them susceptible during the day, as during Harry's
History
> of Magic OWL.
Alla:
Agreed.
> zgirnius:
> I thought this was Voldemort after my first reading of the book. I
> don't think it necessarily means Quirrell was resisting. More
likely,
> he was not getting things done fast enough to please Voldemort.
(See,
> e. g., Draco Malfoy crying in bathrooms in HBP).
Alla:
It is Voldemort, if Quirrell speaks the truth in chapter 17. DUH
Alla one more time.
It is the forgetting such things that makes me want to reread the
books again and again among other reasons.
Alla
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