Why didn't Dumbledore know about the diadem of Ravenclaw? It was a widely known object and, although one that was considered to be lost for centuries, all he had to do would be to ask the Grey Lady. The book says he probably did and she just wouldn't tell him. But why not? She tells Harry when he explains it's to defeat Voldemort (Dumbledore could have said the same thing) and she knows she told the story once to Tom Riddle. Maybe it's the battle and the realisation of what is REALLY happening in the world and around them, that Hogwarts itself is in danger of destruction, that finally makes her talk about it? What do you think?
2007-09-30
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