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'
Yes
...
sir
,
'
said
Harry
.
Snape
continued
to
survey
him
through
narrowed
eyes
for
a
moment
,
then
said
,
'N
ow
,
Occlumency
.
As
I
told
you
back
in
your
dear
godfather
's
kitchen
,
this
branch
of
magic
seals
the
mind
against
magical
intrusion
and
influence
.
'
'
And
why
does
Professor
Dumbledore
think
I
need
it
,
sir
?
'
said
Harry
looking
directly
into
Snape
's
eyes
and
wondering
whether
Snape
would
answer
.
Snape
looked
back
at
him
for
a
moment
and
then
said
contemptuously
,
'S
urely
even
you
could
have
worked
that
out
by
now
,
Potter
?
The
Dark
Lord
is
highly
skilled
at
Legilimency
--
'
'
What
's
that
?
Sir
?
'
'
It
is
the
ability
to
extract
feelings
and
memories
from
another
person
's
mind
--
'
'
He
can
read
minds
?
'
said
Harry
quickly
,
his
worst
fears
confirmed
.
'
You
have
no
subtlety
,
Potter
,
'
said
Snape
,
his
dark
eyes
glittering
.
'
You
do
not
understand
fine
distinctions
.
It
is
one
of
the
shortcomings
that
makes
you
such
a
lamentable
potion-maker
.
'
Snape
paused
for
a
moment
,
apparently
to
savour
the
pleasure
of
insulting
Harry
,
before
continuing
.
'
Only
Muggles
talk
of
"
mind-reading
"
.
The
mind
is
not
a
book
,
to
be
opened
at
will
and
examined
at
leisure
.
Thoughts
are
not
etched
on
the
inside
of
skulls
,
to
be
perused
by
any
invader
,
the
mind
is
a
complex
and
many-layered
thing
,
Potter
--
or
at
least
,
most
minds
are
.
'
He
smirked
.
'
It
is
true
,
however
,
that
those
who
have
mastered
Legilimency
are
able
,
under
certain
conditions
,
to
delve
into
the
minds
of
their
victims
and
to
interpret
their
findings
correctly
.
The
Dark
Lord
,
for
instance
,
almost
always
knows
when
somebody
is
lying
to
him
.
Only
those
skilled
at
Occlumency
are
able
to
shut
down
those
feelings
and
memories
that
contradict
the
lie
,
and
so
can
utter
falsehoods
in
his
presence
without
detection
.
'
