A good guess, if it’s someone else than Draco. But where and when did that happen? Are you referring to Harry’s comment “I thought of my absolute rejection of death as the natural order.” in Chapter 46? Neither of the gentlemen present thought that was sufficient information for understanding how to cast a Patronus.
Even if that was sufficient understanding, neither of those gentlemen seem to absolutely reject death as the natural order. Nor, for that matter, do Harry or Eliezer. They reject death as proper and good, but I’m confident that most would admit that it is natural. The other people present don’t seem to do that, though, and would be unlikely to be able to cast a True Patronus.
A good guess, if it’s someone else than Draco. But where and when did that happen? Are you referring to Harry’s comment “I thought of my absolute rejection of death as the natural order.” in Chapter 46? Neither of the gentlemen present thought that was sufficient information for understanding how to cast a Patronus.
Even if that was sufficient understanding, neither of those gentlemen seem to absolutely reject death as the natural order. Nor, for that matter, do Harry or Eliezer. They reject death as proper and good, but I’m confident that most would admit that it is natural. The other people present don’t seem to do that, though, and would be unlikely to be able to cast a True Patronus.