HP canon question

[averygoodun42]

Did Harry (or anyone) ever tell Hermione and Ron about Snape's near werewolf encounter? And if it isn't stated in the books, do you think he would have? (I am assuming an honorable Harry who would never have told them about any of the memories he saw in the Pensieve or during Occlumency lessons, even after Snape's death.)

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[(Anonymous)]

I was informed that when Harry told Ron and Hermione about what transpired after they separated in DH, the Pensieve memories were part of that. However, this was in a blink-and-you-miss-it, throw-away sentence.

The books don't explicitly say whether he told them about the Prank. His father supposedly saved Snape's life, so you think he'd want to talk about that. Still, I think Harry, in some unconscious way, was ashamed of the way Snape was treated, and might not have discussed it with anyone. He was generally uncommunicative and even secretive, just like the rest of them, really.

[averygoodun.livejournal.com]

Well, I assume the leaked-thoughts-pensieve-memories were a part of it, but, I don't know. I always assumed Harry would keep Snape's secrets in death as I think he did in life, even if it was only to protect his parents' (and his; explaining how he found out would be tricky) reputations.

(As for being secretive, he was mentored by Albus Dumbledore! Need more be said?)