"2. I don't know whether Dumbledore knew about the poisened drink or not but when he was talking with Malfoy, he closed his eyes too many times (I guess he was talking with Snape all this time in a telepathic way, thay is why Snape hurried to the room so quickly and knew which room he should go) No one could tell him, because everyone was fighting."
I don't know about Dumbledore communicating with Snape. In OotP Snape says that you need eye contact, but the connection between Harry and Voldemort seem to defy these conditions. However, Dumbledore was so powerful, he might have been able too. As for no one being able to tell Snape where to go, couldn't Flitwick have told him before he passed out/was stunned?
I have learned never to take any opinions the characters have as fact, as well as their interpertations of certain facts. Doing so has proven to be wrong in past books: (PoA, believing Sirius was after Harry and in Sorceror's Stone assuming Snape was after the Stone/causing Harry to fall of his broom).
I know that the Sorceror's Stone is called The Philosopher's Stone for the British book (and movie), are there any other differences?
Edit: I am on my second read of the book. Does anyone else go back to the books right away to see what they missed/misinterperted?
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Updated On: 7/18/05 at 03:49 PM
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