Snape's Memories
potioncat
willsonkmom at msn.com
Mon Nov 17 13:14:41 UTC 2008
No: HPFGUIDX 184928
> lizzyben:
>
> Or maybe, subconsciously Snape WANTED Harry to see that memory, so he
> left it out for Harry to find. Sort of a Freudian slip. This is
> backed up by the fact that Snape shared the memory again when he had
> the chance, because he wanted Harry to understand his motives. I
> wonder if a part of Snape really wanted Harry to understand, all
> along.
Potioncat:
Hmm, could be. The thing to remember, and I think you're touching on
it, is that SWM isn't of the treatment by James, it's Snape's use of
Mudblood. Many of us have presumed that Snape set aside three memories.
But who knows how many memories can fit on a silver strand? I know my
camera holds a heck of a lot of photos on an itty-bitty memory card. So
there may have many of the same ones that we saw in DH.
> lizzyben:
> And I really wonder how Snape would've reacted if Harry said some of
> the things he said in the epilogue to him. It's one of the reasons I
> felt deprived by the lack of a Snape/Harry confrontation. All that
> potential drama was built-up & then evaporated.
Potioncat:
And I might have liked to see a birthday party for Albus Severus that
Snape would have attended. "Gee, Uncle Sev, thanks for the bezoar."
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