You don’t? I think he’s already got it subconsciously:
And in the Most Ancient Hall of the Wizengamot an icy voice rang out, speech the color of liquid nitrogen, pitched too high for that it came from too young a throat, and that voice said, “Lucius Malfoy.”
seemed a pretty clear reference to
Then the other voice spoke, high-pitched like the hiss of a teakettle, and it was like dry ice laid on Harry’s every nerve, like a brand of metal cooled to liquid helium temperatures and laid on every part of him.
Sure, but coming out with a scary voice when he’s trying to sound intimidating is a lot less odd than coming out sounding like a snake. If he didn’t notice the latter, he’s not likely to notice the former, in canon or in MoR.
You don’t? I think he’s already got it subconsciously:
seemed a pretty clear reference to
We’re talking about a kid who literally spoke a language designed for a different species without noticing.
True, but that’s in canon also. It may just be that instinctive.
Sure, but coming out with a scary voice when he’s trying to sound intimidating is a lot less odd than coming out sounding like a snake. If he didn’t notice the latter, he’s not likely to notice the former, in canon or in MoR.