Imperceptible Me

again, before i continue, i warn all who are reading this entry to stop reading if you don’t want to read any more HBP spoilers.

STOP RIGHT NOW, PEOPLE!

okay, for those of you who don’t care about me spoiling the contents of the sixth book (like gaye, who called me last night because i told her that i finished the book already and she wants to know who died and who is the half blood Prince), read on.

when i read the second chapter of the book, i immediately doubted snape’s loyalty. it seems very likely that he is really working for voldemort (no wincing, people! get used to it!), judging by his reasons.

but when i was reading the following chapters of the book, i was getting more confused.
where DID his loyalty lied?

the answer to the question was at the third to the last chapter of the book.
dumbledore, who was slumped against a wall in the roof of the astronomy tower, exhausted from his and harry’s journey in the cave, was surrounded by death eaters and their latest member, draco (yes, malfoy jr became a death eater at the age of sixteen…scumbag!). then when snape arrived, harry (and us readers) heard (or read) the most terrifying words that dumbledore had spoken: he pleaded help from snape.

and you know what the filthy scumbag did?

he exclaimed this: Avada Kedavra!

with his wand pointing at dumbledore’s chest.

and that’s how my great mentor died.

betrayed by his most trusted….well, i guess he can be considered as dumbledore’s friend, but i’d rather say "collegue".

great.

and after that, you will discover that snape was the half blood Prince.

no kidding.

after reading that dumbledore died, i cried.

well, why not? he’s my most favorite character in the HP series and he helped harry so much and he was a great person and…and…

*sob!*

that’s why i am now wearing nothing but dark colors to represent my mourning for the loss of a dear mentor and friend, albus percival wulfric brian dumbledore.

may he rest in peace…