From: tsbrueni@dcn.davis.ca.us   
      
   Paperback The Goblet Of Fire, Pages 469-470: Snape says that when he passed   
   his office, the torches were lit and a cupboard door was ajar.  He dismisses   
   Peeves (a ghost) as a suspect, since he had secured his office with a spell   
   that only a wizard could    
   break (in a castle full of wizards).   
      
   P 471: Snape speculates that a student had broken into his office.  Potions   
   ingredients had been stolen from his office before.  Snape assumes that the   
   thieves were students attempted illicit mixtures.  Later in the book, Snape   
   will accuse Harry Potter    
   of stealing such things as boomslang skin and gilly weed.   
      
   Given that Hogwarts is chock fill of wizards (mostly potentially irresponsible   
   student wizards) why doesn't Snape use a security spell that only HE can break?   
      
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