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From: Bloom, Sam <Sam.Bloom>
Date: Fri, 3 Aug 2007 11:21:21 -0400
I personally think that the chapter with Snape's memories was one of the most satisfying and well-done bits of text that Rowling has done. Did you notice that this was the chapter that answered almost all of our questions? (Especially if, like me, you read the book that Mugglenet put out and the collection of blog posts.) I've actually reread that chapter a few times just to get all the details... but I didn't realize the significance of Snape asking Harry to look into his eyes until you all pointed it out (and that was something that I remember Rowling saying... that Harry having Lily's eyes would be *very* significant).
Sam Bloom Reference Librarian - Children's Services, Groesbeck Branch Library Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County
(513) 369-4454 / (513) 369-7800 (voicemail) Sam.Bloom at cincinnatilibrary.org
Received on Fri 03 Aug 2007 10:21:21 AM CDT
Date: Fri, 3 Aug 2007 11:21:21 -0400
I personally think that the chapter with Snape's memories was one of the most satisfying and well-done bits of text that Rowling has done. Did you notice that this was the chapter that answered almost all of our questions? (Especially if, like me, you read the book that Mugglenet put out and the collection of blog posts.) I've actually reread that chapter a few times just to get all the details... but I didn't realize the significance of Snape asking Harry to look into his eyes until you all pointed it out (and that was something that I remember Rowling saying... that Harry having Lily's eyes would be *very* significant).
Sam Bloom Reference Librarian - Children's Services, Groesbeck Branch Library Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County
(513) 369-4454 / (513) 369-7800 (voicemail) Sam.Bloom at cincinnatilibrary.org
Received on Fri 03 Aug 2007 10:21:21 AM CDT
