He talks to Quirrell later about not making the obvious suggestion in front of Dumbledore, and goes on to say:
“If you happen to see a stone with that symbol,” said Harry, “and it does talk to the afterlife, do let me know. I have a few questions for Merlin or anyone who was around in Atlantis.”
(Ch. 40)
Why is “summon Merlin” dangerous to suggest to someone who falsely believes in an afterlife? And if it is dangerous to suggest, why is it safe to actually do as a test?
He talks to Quirrell later about not making the obvious suggestion in front of Dumbledore, and goes on to say:
Why is “summon Merlin” dangerous to suggest to someone who falsely believes in an afterlife? And if it is dangerous to suggest, why is it safe to actually do as a test?