Posted on 07/27/2005 8:52:18 PM PDT by Katya
Don’t read the rest of this article unless you’ve finished Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. The predictions for book 7 will necessarily involve the revelation of some important plot details from book 6.
(Excerpt) Read more at davekopel.org ...
Seriously guys, what the hell is this doing here?
Potter bump. won't go there, haven't read #6 yet - saving it for a personal reward...
save for later
i have sucha freaking crush on snape, there is some vrrrry naughty fanfiction out there on the ol' innernut
Before I read the article, let me post my speculation. Snape made the same unbreakable vow with Dumbledore -- that he would protect Harry Potter, assist him in defeating Voldemort, and in the event that Harry appears to have failed, kill Voldemort himself.
In the interest of fulfilling this mission, he decides he must kill Dumbledore to divert attention from Harry, who is defenseless in the same room with an armada of death eaters.
Snape is not evil, but he is one cold customer. He can say anything or do anything without hesitation or regret. The perfect general for marching troops into the machine guns as a diversion.
Snape will die in book seven, perhaps vindicated, perhaps not, but his presence will assist Harry.
I was going to ask the same thing but never realized there was a book two. Do you know if there is really a 2 through 7? Regardless there must be some forum at harrypotter.com to discuss the subtleties of this witch craft drivel.
Interesting read.
OK, I've read it. That guy has devoted some serious research to a kid's book.
We want to like Snape, and like Dumbledore seem ready to forgive him no matter what he does. Snape is evil, despite our great desire to forgive him. This guy devotes a huge amount of time and energy to wanting to forgive Snape.
Looks like Snape fooled one more.
I agree with you partialy. I think Dumbledore actually requested Snape to kill him for reasons yet unknown. I think Snape was never a death eater and was always a spy for Dumbledore and that is why D trusted him. We will find out in the last book, number 7.
Ping for later
Why do people come on threads and proclaim how uninterested they are???
Just wonderin'
I read it last night, and all throughout the books, Snape is aware (a la 6th sense) that Harry's under the invisibility cloak) but can't seem to know it for certain.
I'm more of the opinion that, with Harry having witnessed Dumbledore's demise, he will let his emotions override his raging fury, and kill him before a "reason" can be justified.
Alas, I know that D knew was going to perish that night (his own prophecy) and kept Harry hidden so to give the good guys a fighting chance.
Potter * ping * to grellis
Bump for later read.
I'm not really good with links, so I'm crossing my fingers. Some of you may have already posted on the spoiler thread.
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