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 | | He is able to possess the bodies of snakes while retaining his own body, possibly through Legilimency (OP21). | | | This is almost certainly an instance of Legilimency, since Voldemort now knows exactly where the Stone is, and Harry hasn't been able to move enough since he got it to give himself away with a gesture. | | | This is immediately after the mountain troll incident, and McGonagall has just asked why the kids weren't in their dormitory, just before Hermione stepped in and lied to protect the boys. |
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| | The Sugar Quill > The Magic of the Mind |
| | "Legilimency is not out of the question," he answered her at last. | | | This quote is from our story Where the Light is (Snape is talking to a friend about the possibility of using Legilimency to "suss out" a spy in their ranks): | | | My answer is: Harry wasn't able to use pensieve to store his worst memories, because he didn't master the art of Legilimency (and Occlumency), I.e. |
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http://www.sugarquill.net/forum/lofiversion/index.php/t4916-150.html
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| | lebateleur: The Liar and the Auror: Part IV |
| | Legilimency was the only way to obtain that knowledge, and I was the only Legilimens with enough aptitude to force the connection without the Dark Lord's knowledge.” | | | The only reason Potter could possibly have to press this point was to amuse himself, yet judging by the look on Potter's face, the brat did not appear to be pursuing this line of questioning for his own enjoyment. | | | Because in order for you to be in place to kill the Dark Lord, an accurate knowledge of his every thought, whim, and desire was necessary. |
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| | Harry Potter Portal Message Board > Legilimency |
| | I don't think that Dumbledore needs to use legilimency to "see through" people, I think he has a kind of sixth sense that makes him a really good people reader. | | | Or at least what creature it was - even if none of them got a good enough look at it before they went out, Hermione knew what it was from the books. | | | Tom was really good at b.s.ing good behavior to the rest of the staff and getting away with it, but Dumbledore knew it was an act. |
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| | Rotten Tomatoes Forums - Follow Up: Occlumency and Legilimency justifed? |
| | She didn't Legilimize (?) him because she couldn't. | | | It’s invasive, but it’s nothing compared to the mental-rape of a full-blown Legilimency attack. | | | It does make sense to use it with Harry’s Occlumency training because Voldemort will not be concerning himself with the ethical dilemmas of mind-reading (and in this sense, it sort of validates Snapes teaching methods). |
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http://www.rottentomatoes.com/vine/showthread.php?t=417803
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| | Discussion: Legilimency |
| | I loved that she wrote it that way.....Harry had several reasons to justify not applying himself at Occlumency. | | | I think maybe this is yet another power LV transferred to Harry with the failed AK curse. | | | Does anyone else see the...I don't know the word...but, Harry might have been saved from the thought and that one right question might have saved him from a "Troll" grade, when the answer to the question involved trolls? |
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| | KMC Forums - Harry doing Legilimency w/o training.... |
| | While closing his eyes and burying his face in his hands, the answer comes to him. | | | During his final exam, History of Magic, Harry, while staring at Parvati's back, wishes he could only perform a little Legilimency to know the answer on a question. | | | I am falling into grace to the unknown |
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| | Allusion to Legilimency in book 1 :: Harry Potter Forum at Broomsticks And Owls |
| | It means that you can tell whether if a person is lying to you, and how he is feeling at that moment than knowing exactly what's he's thinking at that exact moment you use legilimency on him. | | | Would DD use Snape (or if he's himself a good legilimens, would he do it himself) to check the students? | | | Posted: Tue Jul 08, 2003 8:19 am Post subject: Allusion to Legilimency in book 1 |
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| | Kindred Spirits > Occlumency and H/H - analysis, what if's |
| | Even if Harry did learn to Legimens and used it on Hermione (unlikely that he would, but still possible) he would not be able to know if she did like him, unless he directly asked her or not, in which case he's be able to determine the truthfulness of her answer. | | | He couldn't tell if she liked him or not unless she was thinking about it. | | | She means alot to him I don't think he would want to try to confess his feelings with the fear in the back of his mind that she wouldn't feel the same. |
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| | HP It Will Never Be Enough [NC17] |
| | If he refused, I would subject him to four very long hours of Legilimency and send him back to his bed, far the worse for wear. | | | I should have agreed to the damned Legilimency. | | | He did not reply, merely stared at me for several long moments. |
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| | MuggleNet The North Tower #38 - Mastering the Mind - By Maline Fredén. |
| | I said before that Legilimency and Occlumency were passive types of magic where you only saw/hid what actually existed in somebody’s mind. | | | What all four principles seem to have in common is the importance of exercising one’s will upon another’s. | | | Legilimency and Occlumency are chiefly passive branches, as far as we have seen. |
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http://www.mugglenet.com/editorials/thenorthtower/nt38.shtml
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| | Harry Potter Lexicon Forum - + Draco Malfoy |
| | You can argue that Snape knew that Bellatrix was teaching him it because he used Legilimency, but he probably figured Bellatrix wanted Draco to do it, from her actions and words earlier in the book. | | | I don't know if we know that Draco is good at occlumency. | | | I don't think we really know whether or not Draco could prevent any fairly accomplished wizard from using legilimency on him. |
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| | Kindred Spirits > Dreams or Reality? |
| | i'm sure she can come up with a completely different scenario using legilimency in the next books. | | | If Voldermort does try to trick him again, he should tell someone who can kinda reason with him before he does anything rash again. | | | I think that the rest of Harry& life in the books is just going to be really complicated, depressing and darker, I guess, because of his "situation" with Voldermort. |
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http://www.portkey.org/talk/lofiversion/index.php/t4197.html
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| | Wizard-City :: Muggles Making Magic |
| | Like Legilimency, it is made of two Latin words, occludo, which means to close up, shut or conceal and mens, which means the mind. | | | Parselmouth: This rare ability is the ability to talk to animals, like Harry being able to talk to snakes. | | | Occlumency: This advanced and obscure branch of magic is the only defence against Legilimency. |
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| | HPforums > Harry's O.W.L.s |
| | If he could only perform Legilimency and open a window in the back of her head and see what it was about the trolls that had caused the breach between Pierre Bonaccord and Liechtenstein...." After that Harry seemed to have a sudden inspiration of what happened between Bonaccord and Liechtenstein. | | | Do you think that he remembered on his own or that he performed Legilimency? | | | At first it seems like he can't think of anything to write, but then "He gazed blankly at the back of Parvati's head again. |
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http://www.hpforums.com/forum/lofiversion/index.php/t7795.html
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| | C h e c k m a t e d ! |
| | However, Snape was either too worked up to use Legilimency, or the thought hadn’t occurred to him. | | | ‘But, sir,’ Ron asked, ‘Why do I have to learn Legilimency?’ | | | Almost without thought, he put up his screen of Occlumency. |
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| | C h e c k m a t e d ! |
| | Time almost seemed to stop when Harry was doing Legilimency on him. | | | Harry didn’t bother to answer and instead looked at Ron. | | | Ron was degnoming the garden at the beginning of the summer
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http://www.checkmated.com/story.php?story=4202&chapter=23
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| | MuggleNet Fan Fiction :: Harry Potter stories written by fans! |
| | After what Snape had told him about Voldemort’s way of abusing his Legilimency powers, Remus could understand what Snape was trying to say, but after all, they would not use it like that, would they? | | | “Why doesn’t he try Legilimency if he’s so good at it?” Regulus snapped. | | | Legilimency is no better than the Cruciatus Curse, and you wouldn’t want that, would you.” |
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http://fanfiction.mugglenet.com/viewstory.php?sid=19856&i=1
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| | Spinners End.com Don't Just Live The Magic Create It! |
| | This brand of magic seals the mind against magical intrusion and influence. | | | It is true however, that those who have mastered the Legilimency are able to, under certain conditions, delve into the minds of there victims and interpret their findings. | | | The Dark Lord is a highly skilled at Legilimency and can almost always tell when someone is lying to him. |
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| | Chapter Six: Through Innocent Eyes |
| | Here was something tangible that she shared with this brooding, isolated man: he loved learning just as much as she did. | | | But I wondered what you could tell us about the use of Legilimency throughout wizarding history.” | | | As I am sure you have heard, Legilimency and Occlumency are rarely practiced. |
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| | HPL: Reader's Guide PS17 - The Man with Two Faces |
| | It seems very likely that Voldemort is using Legilimency at this point, because Harry hasn't had much chance to betray himself through body language, even if Voldemort's eyes weren't covered by the turban. | | | Voldemort was actually being unreasonable to punish Quirrell for that, because the theft failed only because the Stone had been removed by Hagrid by the time Quirrell broke into the bank. | | | This is the first of several occasions on which Voldemort approaches a problem by trying to use Harry to solve it. |
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| | PORTKEY.ORG >> Summer Writing Series Challenge: Excalibur's Responses - Chapter: 1 |
| | She purposely ripped her bag and Harry helped her with her books... | | | Harry had become the youngest wizard to master both Legilimency and Occlumency by the end of his sixth year at Hogwarts and the unparalleled success that Harry enjoyed proved to him once and for all that he was a powerful wizard in his own right. | | | The last thing he expected to defeat a Legilimency attack came in the form of moist, soft lips as they pressed against his. |
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| | Thrice Defied ... ***Spoilers*** - Page 3 - The Final Horcrux |
| | Mind trix or not (I think not - difference between Occlumency and Legilimency - nothing says you have both skills)... | | | So perhaps Bellatrix, like Snape, is a much better Occlumens than Legilimens, and we know she enjoys torture anyway, so it makes sense that she would rather use torture on someone unwilling to volunteer information rather than legilimency (even if she had the skill for it.) It'd be more fun for her that way. | | | Snape's a great Occlumens, but I don't get the impression that he is a particularly good Legilimens. |
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http://www.thefinalhorcrux.com/forum/showthread.php?p=20740#post20740
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| | The Mystery of Hermione Granger Forum |
| | Maybe Dumbledore even convinced Snape to just tell Voldemort that part of the prophecy so he'd be in the Inner Circle and be more trustworthy in Voldemort's eyes. | | | The idea behind this was that Voldemort knew that a prophecy had been made, and was trying to find out more about it. | | | Snape was trying to move up in the Death Eater ranks while still staying loyal to Dumbledore, so it was made to seem like Dumbledore had memory charmed Snape to forget the prophecy and Voldemort forcibly found about it through legilimency. |
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| | Ashwinder :: To bewitch the mind and ensnare the senses |
| | Now i've read all chapters and seriosly this is good stuff! | | | That's a useful bit of information, considering where the story goes from here. | | | Author's Response: Wow, someone else who know Alec Guiness before his Star Wars days! |
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| | Chapter Four: Legilimency is Not for the Faint of Heart |
| | She smiled shyly at her Professor, and wondered if anyone would ever believe she’d shared a pleasant moment with such a man. | | | Chapter Four: Legilimency is Not for the Faint of Heart | | | Snape assigned a two-roll essay on the use of Legilimency in Magical Jurisprudence as homework, then dismissed the class. |
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| | HPANA - fenris's Posts |
| | That whole 'connection thing' is confussing to me. Maybe I'm off, maybe I just dont get or maybe it's 5am and I havent been to bed yet. | | | If Snape wasn’t as good, if not better at Occlumency than DD then DD wouldn’t have chosen/allowed Snape to teach Harry. | | | Then it was mind to mind how the hell would Occumency help? |
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| | Is this the whole truth, or is there more that Harry still doesn't know? | | | Is that how Dumbledore knew that Voldemort knew that Harry could read his feelings? | | | Was Dumbledore doing Legilimency on Harry when their eyes met just before the Portkey took Harry to Grimmauld Place? |
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| | --- Legilimens --- Legilimency --- Locomotor Mortis --- Leg-Locker Curse --- Lumos --- | | | Legilimency is the ability to read someone else's mind. | | | Used: In Order of the Phoenix, Professor Snape used this spell to see into Harry's mind when they thought that Voldemort was using this to see through Harry. |
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| | DarkMark.Com Message Board -> Legilimency vs. Occlumency |
| | This begs the question, if snape knows that malfoy is using occlumency when he invades his mind, does the Dark Lord not know that Snape is doing the same thing? | | | When Snape tries to use Legilimency against Malfoy in HBP, he says "ahh...Aunt Bellatrix has been teaching you occlumency, I see. | | | Nobody ever has NO thoughts on their mind. |
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| | Chamber of Secrets - Legilimency and Occlumency |
| | Otherwise, he probably would have found out that Hermione was the one who stole the ingrediants for the polyjuice potion in CoS. | | | I think that with or without ilegilemancy you can tell wheter someone is lying or not by their eyes, or varius other things. | | | I suppose that it is possible that a person might be skilled in Legilimency, but not be trained in occlumency and therefore be susceptible to their opponent's legilimency once the tables were turned. |
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| | Legilimency - Hpwiki |
| | Legilimency is an obscure yet powerful branch of magic, by the use of which a witch or wizard may look into the thoughts of others. | | | It is also theorised that the magic of the Sorting Hat is a form of Legilimency. | | | This page was last modified 19:29, 8 Sep 2005. |
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| | Severus Snape - Open Encyclopedia |
| | Snape is assigned this task because he is extremely skilled in both Occlumency and its companion art of Legilimency, both proficiencies undoubtedly useful in his undercover work among the Death Eaters. | | | The classes were cut short, however, when Harry was caught using Dumbledore's Pensieve to observe Snape's Worst Memory. | | | For a time during the course of the fifth book, Dumbledore assigns Snape the task of giving Harry lessons in a branch of magic called Occlumency, having to deal with the protection of one's mind from outside intrusion or influence. |
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| | Harry can do it,” he offered, and for some reason saying that felt like he was bragging. | | | “Sometimes I call it legilimency.” “You call it *what?*” “Legilimency,” Will pronounced carefully, the word feeling foreign on his tongue. | | | It was nothing he’d ever said out loud, even when he talked to his parents about it. |
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| | SparkNotes: Harry Potter and The Order of the Phoenix: Summary, Chapters 23–25 |
| | Harry fights back and returns to the present, falling to his knees. | | | Snape explains that Voldemort is an expert at Legilimency, which is the ability to extract feelings and memories from another person’s mind, and that Harry must be prepared to close his mind to it. | | | Harry takes out his wand, and Snape uses Legilimency to shoot himself into Harry’s mind, rifling through Harry’s memories. |
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| | Title of your site - Forums - Occlumency |
| | All words must be related to the books in some way (you could have an object, a spell, a name, a place etc). | | | To do this say a word related to the one being forced into you, and it should break the hold he or she has on you. | | | Someone is trying to force words into your head, using the most advanced form of legilimency. |
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| | Lindsay Fowler |
| | Special Abilities: Very apt to Divination, was actually the best in her year at Hogwarts at it, actually the first excelling student for many years, although it was not her favourite class. | | | Only certain individual’s see her memories, mainly being those with the skill of Legilimency. | | | She has an aptitude for a unique brand of Occlumency and Legilimency, when she meets certain individuals an exchange of memories sometimes occurs, informing her of the individual’s true motives. |
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| | Book One - The Philosopher's Stone |
| | We see Legilimency in Book One but don’t actually realise what it is we’re seeing until Book Five. | | | ‘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. |
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| | PORTKEY.ORG >> Harry Potter and the Unseen Servant - Chapter: 37 |
| | “Legilimency too?” Hermione asked as she walked up to him from the stairwell. | | | “I have a feeling it’s tied into Legilimency,” Harry said softly, comparing the abilities between his headmaster and the Dark Lord. | | | Do you think you have enough time and energy to do everything?” Albus asked in reply. |
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| | Legilimency - Harry Potter Wiki |
| | Legilimency is the act of navigating through the many layers of a person's mind and correctly interpreting one's findings. | | | This page was last modified 19:55, 30 Jul 2005. | | | The most advanced Legilimens can perform Legilimency nonverbally, but less talented Legilimens must use the incantation Legilimens to enter their victim's mind. |
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http://harrypotter.wikicities.com/wiki/Legilimency
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| | Mud-blood - Admins_Desk - Editorials |
| | We all try to figure out what J.K. will do next but it's like trying to 'read her mind.' Well here in Legilimency 101, we do just that. | | | Almost every fan site has an editorial section of some kind, so there's no point in trying to make you think ours are any better (or worse) than the others. | | | We try to read her mind but won't promise it's right, because 101 is for beginners ya know. |
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| | Ad Noctem - Powered by XMB 1.8 Partagium Final SP3 |
| | "Bellatrix, you mentioned that there are ways to learn legilimency without the Ministry of Magic finding out... | | | He wonders absently if he should tell Rodolphus about that, too... | | | "Well, I was interested in legilimency before but now I really want to learn it, so I can talk to them properly..." |
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| | legilimency - OneLook Dictionary Search |
| | We found one dictionary with English definitions that includes the word legilimency: | | | Tip: Click on the first link on a line below to go directly to a page where "legilimency" is defined. |
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| | Severus Snape is preternaturally skilled in the obscuring of his mind; he is so good that he simply cannot be read unless he consciously allows it. | | | Any other time, he simply feeds the reader whatever Severus wants him to find; loyalty, lack of magic, etc. Legilimency is the ability to read minds in turn; he can plumb thoughts and memories, access the darkest depths of the psyche. | | | Primary Gift: Occlumency and Legilimency; to obscure the mind and reveal the mind. |
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| | Harry Potter Fan Zone's Official Forums -> Occlumency |
| | Whatever Snape said, Legilimency sounded like mind reading to Harry and he did not like the sound of it at all. | | | Well, if Legilimency (mind reading) can only be performed with a spell, then why would Harry have had to learn Occlumency (blocking out mind reading)? | | | Legilimency doesn't require a spell, as far as I can tell. |
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| | One Winged Angel - 24: Allaying Memories |
| | The Imperius Curse does not work on me, nor Legilimency. | | | "You know, being able to fend off casual use of Legilimency is all very well," Harry said, "but it doesn't prevent people from using veritaserum on me. Granted, I don't necessarily think Dumbledore would go to those lengths if he was curious, but I wouldn't entirely discount it." | | | Unless there is some other method I am unaware of to enforce cooperation. |
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| | What's In a Name? -- Now Updated For Book 6! |
| | Legilimency - the method of reading around in another's mind. | | | Langlock - Spell created by the Half-Blood Prince to glue one's tongue to the roof of his mouth |
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