The adults in this scene continue to look incredibly dumb, seeming to reveal that yes, all this time they’ve had no idea why they were defending Snape and just trusted Dumbledore like he was Santa.
I really shouldn't hope such infantile trust in Big Daddy comes to bite the Order on its collective arse in Book 7 if/when the Ministry flips them the bird, should I? Because we already know Scrimgeour saw through Dumbles' "Kindly Old Man, Loves Candy" schtick, and was never too fond of him.
Harry’s all wanting details of Snape’s bad acts to feed his hatred. He can’t wait to start writing his imaginative 18-part History of Snape on Bad Penny, with the Order providing research. ("He didn’t stay for dinner at Grimmauld Place that time!")
As Anonymous would say – FTW!
the Peruvian Darkness Powder bit...I’m sure the Twins will totally take Ron’s talk into consideration and stop selling dangerous products that make them a lot of money.
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Date: 2006-09-29 05:21 pm (UTC)I really shouldn't hope such infantile trust in Big Daddy comes to bite the Order on its collective arse in Book 7 if/when the Ministry flips them the bird, should I? Because we already know Scrimgeour saw through Dumbles' "Kindly Old Man, Loves Candy" schtick, and was never too fond of him.
Harry’s all wanting details of Snape’s bad acts to feed his hatred. He can’t wait to start writing his imaginative 18-part History of Snape on Bad Penny, with the Order providing research. ("He didn’t stay for dinner at Grimmauld Place that time!")
As Anonymous would say – FTW!
the Peruvian Darkness Powder bit...I’m sure the Twins will totally take Ron’s talk into consideration and stop selling dangerous products that make them a lot of money.
Rowling, Please! (http://www.erowid.org/experiences/exp.php?ID=20909) xD