Mourning Snape's life - Objective Truth

[kamion53]

No: HPFGUIDX 183128

> Steve/bboyminn wrote:

> Consider what it appeared that Snape had done in killing
> Dumbledore. How could anyone, especially Harry, ever be made
> to believe Snape when he told Harry what he had to do?
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> So, I ask, if not this way, then in what way?


Kamion:

How about a bottled Pensieve message from Dumbledore himself
given into Snape's care? Snape could have given that... maybe forced
upon Harry when the time was ripe.

And Harry had the experience to distinguish a tampered memory from an
untampered one. Would have given the Slughorn affair more meaning.

But I admit: a Deathbed confession is always more dramatic. However
Snape bending Harry by the neck over a Pensieve: " Look for yourself,
you fool." could be as dramatic as well.

Kamion