Sirius and Snape parallels again
wildirishrose01us
wildirishrose at fiber.net
Sun Nov 30 23:40:47 UTC 2008
No: HPFGUIDX 185051
Pippin:
> That's not quite the situation. Harry would have been protected
> anyway, but James and Lily were not civilians. They were Order
> members, putting themselves in harm's way to protect others. Snape,
> whether he realized it or not, was asking Dumbledore to take Lily
out
> of the fight. Dumbledore was demanding that Snape accept a package
> deal: he'll take Lily out of the fight only if Snape will agree that
> James and Harry also should be protected.
>
> Dumbledore was serving notice that Snape wouldn't be allowed to use
> the Order as he'd hoped to use Voldemort -- to dispose of Lily's
> family so he could have her to himself.
Marianne:
What if the package deal blew up in everybody's face. Lily was taken
out of harms way, and for some reason or another, and Snape has
nothing to do with it, Harry and James end up dead anyway. Snape
thinks he'll have Lily to himself.
I don't think it would be that easy. If Snape thinks that he'll have
her to himself he's got another thing coming to him. Lily knows
about Snape's past, associating with DE and the dark arts. Perhaps
she thinks that Snape hasn't changed. Lily loves her husband and son
too much to ever throw herself into Snape's arms. And if Lily found
out that Snape, in the beginning, asked to keep her out of harm's way
and sacrifice James and Harry she'd loathe him even more forever.
Short of Snape confunding or slipping a love potion to Lily, I doubt
he'll ever get Lily back.
Marianne
The fall won't kill you
The landing will
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