HBP post DH look chapter 4
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scarah at gmail.com
Sat Sep 13 02:56:15 UTC 2008
No: HPFGUIDX 184317
> "Professor what happened to your-?"
> "I have no time to explain now," said Dumbledore. "It is a thrilling
> tale, I wish to do it justice" - p.61, paperback
>
> Alla:
>
> Do you think "tale" indicates that the story will be finally told
> in "Prince's tale"?
Sarah:
I think that could be a bit of a stretch. It's really just stalling
in my opinion. Dumbledore can't tell Harry the truth, which is:
1. There are these Deathly Hallow things, see
2. I screwed up really bad with one of them, and as a result...
3. I now have less than a year to live
4. At which time Snape will kill me
Dumbledore's plan from here on out hinges on everyone believing that
Snape is flat out evil.
Alla:
> "Firstly, I wish you to keep your invisibility Cloak with you at all
> times from this moment onward. Even within Hogwarts itself. Just in
> case, you understand me?" - p.79, paperback ed.
>
> Alla:
>
> Amusing how I thought that Dumbledore was worried about Harry, and
> now I think that he was more worried about one of the Hallows.
Sarah:
He probably cares about Hallows falling into the wrong hands, but not
too much, since as far as he's concerned the Elder Wand will have no
owner, and be safe, and no one will ever unite the Hallows. I think
he just wants Harry to be able to go invisible. Especially in the
case that Harry might bear witness to Snape killing him. Dumbledore
couldn't have thought that a certainty, but I'm sure he considered it
as a possibility, and I think things worked out well for him there.
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