- Noticing that voices can sound different from person to person.- Consider that using intonation, or not using it, is one of many communication styles.- To build comfort describing and naming different vocal patterns.- To reflect on personal preferences for how we each use our own voice.
Snape tells Harry that a connection exists between his mind and the Dark Lord's mind. Harry asks what will happen if the Dark Lord becomes aware of this connection. Snape describes how the Dark Lord has invaded victims' minds in the past to create tormenting visions. Snape tells Harry that he will practise entering his mind while Harry practises resisting him.
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