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Originally posted by Drizzt Dudden@Jul 31 2005, 05:02 PM
I know I've already addressed this issue in another thread, and I apologize if it seems I'm beating a dead horse, but I didn't think that DD died in a way that fit with that character. I always thought DD would face death stoically, and without fear or regret. "After all to the well organized mind, death is but the next great adventure. And besides, surely he must have realized the sun was quickly setting on him anyway. What do you guys think?
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Don't you see? Dumbledore did face death stoically. He never showed any signs for fear. Not with Draco or any of the other deatheaters. Has pleading was not for his own life, but for Snape to do the one thing he didn't want to. Kill Dumbledore. Snape was loyal to Dumbledore and Dumbledore was not afraid of dying. See the thread titled "both loyal to the end".